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JULY 2010-JULY 2011 first consecutive 80.0+ JULY readings


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Impressive record IMO.Never before in NYC has there been 2 consecutive JULYs that finished in the TOP 10 hottest in NYC.<b></b><b></b>AUG 2001-AUG 2002 were the last time there was 2 consecutive TOP 10 hottest summer months in consecutive years.

EDIT JULY 1993 and 1994 finished in the T10 hottest.I changed the heading to consecutive 80.0+ July monthly averages.

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Impressive record IMO.Never before in NYC has there been 2 consecutive JULYs that finished in the TOP 10 hottest in NYC.

AUG 2001-AUG 2002 were the last time there was 2 consecutive TOP 10 hottest summer months in consecutive years.

How did Jul 93/94 rand 95 rank?

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JULY 1993 and 1994 both rank in the top 10 hottest.Mistake on my part.I changed the title to consecutive 80.0 degree monthly averages.

On the good side, July 2011 was colder than July 2010. In fact, every 2011 month at CPK has been colder than its 2010 counterpart, save for February....

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On the good side, July 2011 was colder than July 2010.  In fact, every 2011 month at CPK has been colder than its 2010 counterpart, save for February....

That is true William and just shows how truly hot the MARCH-OCT 2010 period was last year.

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<b></b>In July 2009 ,would you have believed someone if they told you that the next 2 Julys would average 80 degrees or higher<b></b>with 100+ degree days along with back to back winters of over 50 inches of snow?<b></b>
<b></b><b></b><b></b>I made a post on the old board that the 2005-06 winter was going to be the last T10 warmest winter on record for the forseeable future.While I believed this was going to be a warmer than normal summer,I did not believe we would have hotter temps than last summer and be in a position to have 2 brutal summers in a row.I believe we have a great chance to go 0 or below this upcoming winter,(especially if we have a 2nd year NINA) in many areas.hopefully KNYC does it for the first time since 1994.

I just hope we dont end up getting with a full blown Hurricane at some point in the next 2 months.If we were on the right quadrant of a CAT 1,75-85MPH SE winds would do a hell of a lot of tree destruction in our area.Hopefully we a HANNA type of storm,lots of heavy rain and 45MPH winds.

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2011

EWR: 22 days at or above 90 / AVG temp: 82.7 / +5.5

NYC: 14 Days at or above 90 / AVG Temp 80.2 / + 3.8

2010

EWR: 21 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp : 82.3 / +5.1

NYC: 16 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 81.3 / +4.9

1999

EWR: 18 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp : 80.8 / +3.6

NYC: 18 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 81.4 / +4.9

1994

EWR: 16 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 81.8 / +4.6

NYC: 10 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 79.8 / +3.3

1993

EWR: 20 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 82.5 / +5.3

NYC: 20 days at or above 90 / AVG Temp: 80.1 / +3.7

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the last 30 days averaged about 80.5 degrees...7/2-7/31...The average might rise above 81.0 by next week...

Hottest 30 day periods I've found...Last year we had the fifth hottest 30 day period on record...

82.5 in 1980

81.9 in 1876

81.9 in 1999

81.8 in 2005

81.8 in 2010

81.6 in 1955

81.2 in 1993

81.1 in 1995

81.1 in 1988

81.0 in 1966

80.9 in 1983

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<b></b><b></b><b></b>I made a post on the old board that the 2005-06 winter was going to be the last T10 warmest winter on record for the forseeable future.While I believed this was going to be a warmer than normal summer,I did not believe we would have hotter temps than last summer and be in a position to have 2 brutal summers in a row.I believe we have a great chance to go 0 or below this upcoming winter,(especially if we have a 2nd year NINA) in many areas.hopefully KNYC does it for the first time since 1994.

I just hope we dont end up getting with a full blown Hurricane at some point in the next 2 months.If we were on the right quadrant of a CAT 1,75-85MPH SE winds would do a hell of a lot of tree destruction in our area.Hopefully we a HANNA type of storm,lots of heavy rain and 45MPH winds.

Good job on that Andrew, and I agree about this upcoming winter. With global temperatures down, and another rapid fall likely to occur in the coming months, I believe there's going to be a lot more cold air around than we've seen over the past decade or so. In addition, weak ENSO regimes, particularly on the Nina side, are notorious for bringing some major arctic air into the picture. We're living in very exciting times, between the historic snowfall consecutive winters and the big heat summers. The low solar constant unseen in many a century will continue to surprise forecasters, and given the fact that we're in uncharted territory in that regard, I wouldn't rule anything out w/ this upcoming winter just yet. The past 2 years have given climo the middle finger and I doubt mother nature has a problem doing it again if the players are on the field to support extreme events.

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My mean temp for this July was 77.6F, very hot for suburbia, but nothing historic. Temp departure was +2.6, precip finished almost exactly normal. My temp departure last July was +3.4, and last June was +3.6 (compared to +0.8 this June). No doubt compared to last summer it's been much cooler, but of course that's akin to saying last winter was much less snowy than 1995-96. Either way still impressive.

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In July 2009 ,would you have believed someone if they told you that the next 2 Julys would average 80 degrees or higher

with 100+ degree days along with back to back winters of over 50 inches of snow?

The best two years of my life! If this is global warming I am going to start leaving my car engine running all the time :)

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the last 30 days averaged about 80.5 degrees...7/2-7/31...The average might rise above 81.0 by next week...

Hottest 30 day periods I've found...Last year we had the fifth hottest 30 day period on record...

82.5 in 1980

81.9 in 1876

81.9 in 1999

81.8 in 2005

81.8 in 2010

81.6 in 1955

81.2 in 1993

81.1 in 1995

81.1 in 1988

81.0 in 1966

80.9 in 1983

In 1980 I believe we had a 60 day period that averaged 80.0..... July-August was the hottest couplet on record!

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Good job on that Andrew, and I agree about this upcoming winter. With global temperatures down, and another rapid fall likely to occur in the coming months, I believe there's going to be a lot more cold air around than we've seen over the past decade or so. In addition, weak ENSO regimes, particularly on the Nina side, are notorious for bringing some major arctic air into the picture. We're living in very exciting times, between the historic snowfall consecutive winters and the big heat summers. The low solar constant unseen in many a century will continue to surprise forecasters, and given the fact that we're in uncharted territory in that regard, I wouldn't rule anything out w/ this upcoming winter just yet. The past 2 years have given climo the middle finger and I doubt mother nature has a problem doing it again if the players are on the field to support extreme events.

I guess low solar doesnt make the summers less hot ;)

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<b></b><b></b><b></b>I made a post on the old board that the 2005-06 winter was going to be the last T10 warmest winter on record for the forseeable future.While I believed this was going to be a warmer than normal summer,I did not believe we would have hotter temps than last summer and be in a position to have 2 brutal summers in a row.I believe we have a great chance to go 0 or below this upcoming winter,(especially if we have a 2nd year NINA) in many areas.hopefully KNYC does it for the first time since 1994.

I just hope we dont end up getting with a full blown Hurricane at some point in the next 2 months.If we were on the right quadrant of a CAT 1,75-85MPH SE winds would do a hell of a lot of tree destruction in our area.Hopefully we a HANNA type of storm,lots of heavy rain and 45MPH winds.

Meh, getting hurricanes up here has been getting rarer because of stronger bermuda ridges that shove them to down into the Gulf..... if we ever do get what you talk about in our lifetimes (which I highly doubt), it would probably be a Cat 2 August 1893 type of storm-- but I doubt we will live to see something like that up here.

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FINAL STATS FOR MONTH:

NYC: +3.7 (80.2 average)

LGA: +3.3 (80.4 average)

JFK: +5.0 (79.8 average)

EWR: +5.5 (82.7 average)

Ugh JFK finished up strong but ended up just a bit short of an 80.0 July-- how awesome would it be if they were 80 back to back years lol? Oh well, in a way they still were since 79.8 rounds up to 80 anyway ;)

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... Warmest July on record at Atlantic City...

... 2nd most days in July that reached or exceeded 90 degrees at

Atlantic City...

... Tied for most days in July that reached or exceeded 100 degrees

at Atlantic City...

... New maximum temperature record for month of July at Atlantic

City...

July, 2011 was the warmest July on record at Atlantic City with an

average temperature of 81.0 degrees. This breaks the old record of

79.8 set in 2010.

The temperature at Atlantic City reached or exceeded 90 degrees on

20 days in July, 2011. That makes it the 2nd most days that reached

or exceeded 90 degrees in July. The July with the most days that

reached or exceeded 90 degrees is July, 1983, when there were 21

such days.

Also, the temperature at Atlantic City reached or exceeded 100

degrees on 3 days in July, 2011. That makes it tied with July 1966

for the most days that reached or exceeded 100 degrees in July.

The temperature at Atlantic City reached 105 on July 22 and July 23.

This breaks the all time July maximum temperature record for

Atlantic City of 104 set on July 3, 1966.

Records date back to 1875.

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In July 2009 ,would you have believed someone if they told you that the next 2 Julys would average 80 degrees or higher

with 100+ degree days along with back to back winters of over 50 inches of snow?

Miracles relating to summer and winter do occur.
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