As near as I can tell, Albuquerque has had only one day, ever, that was hotter than that (June 26, 1994). Is that an official weather site, or someone's backyard station.
The average July temperatures across the region ended up four to six degrees below normal... which placed it among the top 5 coldest julys on record for Cincinnati... Dayton and Columbus. For Cincinnati... this was the coldest July on record. Typically the average July temperature for Cincinnati is 76.3... for Dayton is 74.3 and for Columbus is 75.1 degrees.
The average July temperature at Cincinnati was 70.1 degrees... or 6.2 degrees below normal. This was the coldest July on record.
The average July temperature at Dayton was 69.6 degrees... or 4.7 degrees below normal. This was the 2nd coldest July on record.
The average July temperature at Columbus was 71.0 degrees... or 4.1 degrees below normal. This tied for the 4th coldest July on record."
This is getting a little ridiculous....
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Through the magic of divergence free flow, if hot air surges north, somewhere else cold air surges south.
Like in Ohio, which has been chilly.
As near as I can tell, Albuquerque has had only one day, ever, that was hotter than that (June 26, 1994). Is that an official weather site, or someone's backyard station.
That's an official number, from AccuWeather. Wednesday it reached 108 F for a high.
"... July 2009 among the coldest on record...
The average July temperatures across the region ended up four to six degrees below normal... which placed it among the top 5 coldest julys on record for Cincinnati... Dayton and Columbus. For Cincinnati... this was the coldest July on record. Typically the
average July temperature for Cincinnati is 76.3... for Dayton is 74.3 and for Columbus is 75.1 degrees.
The average July temperature at Cincinnati was 70.1 degrees... or 6.2 degrees below normal. This was the coldest July on record.
The average July temperature at Dayton was 69.6 degrees... or 4.7 degrees below normal. This was the 2nd coldest July on record.
The average July temperature at Columbus was 71.0 degrees... or 4.1 degrees below normal. This tied for the 4th coldest July on record."
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