Well, for a few days the weather was at least tolerable around here. After several days of reaching 100 degrees, the cold front which passed during the early morning hours of August 24th brought a very welcomed cool air mass into the state. Just how significant was it?
This chart http://www.okweatherwatch.com/wx/2010departure.JPG shows our temperature departure from normal. You have to go back to the first half of May to find daily temperatures that were that far below normal.
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Tropical air has moved back into the state and the increase in humidity will push our heat index values back over 100 degrees for a couple of days. Low temperatures won’t drop below the 70’s. There will be an increased chance of thunderstorms by mid-week which hopefully will drop our temperatures back to around normal as we start September.