Unfortunately, it looks like out of the frying pan and into the fire as we plan for a very rough and hot start to August.
But, July is in the books. On the 31st, the high temperature reached 108 degrees which broke the old record of 106 degrees set in 1999. Our average high temperature in July was 105.3 degrees and our average low was 75.3 degrees. The monthly average of 90.3 not only blew away the warmest July of record (87.3 degrees in 1998) – but also blew away the highest average monthly temperature ever (88.0 degrees in August of 2000).
The number of records which were tied or broken starting in June and continuing through the entire month of July are staggering. To be honest, I really don’t feel like trying to list them all in this post. January and July have always been a couple of my least favorite months – I think July may have taken over the top spot.
As previously mentioned, we may have flipped the calendar – but we haven’t taken care of the heat. And, we are not likely to take care of the heat for quite some time. The first ten days of August all appear to have the potential to be well above normal and we may be seeing some days where our all time record of 112 degrees is pushed.
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The National Weather Service has mentioned that Heat Advisories may have to be replaced with Excessive Heat Warnings before the week is out. I wonder what comes after that?
A gentleman stopped to talk as he was walking by the house the other day… he told me that he had seen the Devil around the corner looking for a house to buy.
It sure is hard to believe now that some of the dead vegetation in our backyard was caused by low temperatures of minus eight degrees on February 10.