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July 2013 Obs/Banter/Disco


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August 6th was also ridiculously impressive but we had the advantage of a cloudy start.....basically the weekend of 8/6-8/2004 was probably the nicest mid summer weekend I can ever remember

 

I've lived in DC almost my entire life, and my birthday is August 9, and I can tell you without question that 2004 is the only year I had to put on a sweater when going out (on the 7th) for a birthday dinner.

 

I think of poor Mom pregnant with me in a DC summer in the mid 60s with no air conditioning. I'd apologize, but really, it's Dad's fault. :)

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I've lived in DC almost my entire life, and my birthday is August 9, and I can tell you without question that 2004 is the only year I had to put on a sweater when going out (on the 7th) for a birthday dinner.

 

I think of poor Mom pregnant with me in a DC summer in the mid 60s with no air conditioning. I'd apologize, but really, it's Dad's fault. :)

We share a birthday, nice. Although yours is a few years earlier, old fart :bag: .

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That's pretty low isn't it?

It's a little below the 81-2010 avg but not many.. Like 3.

I don't see how we will get a whole lot more myself given what the pattern looks like ahead but who know.

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I guess that fact just highlights what the last two summers were.

 

Those summers are horrible baselines in any discussion of what's normal. Hopefully.

 

No doubt a mostly sunny 84 isn't your most common late July day in these parts, but many summers do feature at least some cool days somehow.  Highs have been very moderate overall though.. nothing super interesting there when it comes to heat really.

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55F for the low this morning.  wonderful stretch of weather for July - which is almost over! 

 

only 1 more month of summer to go and no heatwaves on the horizon (yet)!!  I always feel like any really blistering heatwaves are probably confined to the first two-weeks of Aug out here as the nights are quickly becoming longer.  I don't really know, or even want to, if that feeling is grounded in fact, but it gives me light at the end of the tunnel.

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55F for the low this morning. wonderful stretch of weather for July - which is almost over!

only 1 more month of summer to go and no heatwaves on the horizon (yet)!! I always feel like any really blistering heatwaves are probably confined to the first two-weeks of Aug out here as the nights are quickly becoming longer. I don't really know, or even want to, if that feeling is grounded in fact, but it gives me light at the end of the tunnel.

More 50's look to be in the cards over the next week.

The clock is ticking on summer. It can be warm for quite some time, but we are getting close to the time when the sun angle begins its 90 day rapid decline, nearly 33 degrees worth (our location).

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64.5 at home. The higher elevation areas were 63-65 and the lower ones were around 60. Amazingly, another PWS was added near me this week on wunderground, bring the total to 10 in about a 3 mile radius of my house.

What are PWS, are they everywhere, and how do you access them?

Are these the Wunderground stations? If so, I know how to access them.

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What are PWS, are they everywhere, and how do you access them?

Are these the Wunderground stations? If so, I know how to access them.

yes

 

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