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DTW hit 91 yesterday, first 90 since June 12. It's been a very weak summer for heat but still has been warm most of the time. The humidity is ridiculous. It gives a sweet smell in the morning (pine trees and flowers) but it gets old quick!

The average number of 90 days in July is 5. Since 1871 there have been 14 julys with no 90s (most recently 2009, as well as 2008). The most was July 1955 when 17 days hit 90+.

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18 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

DTW hit 91 yesterday, first 90 since June 12. It's been a very weak summer for heat but still has been warm most of the time. The humidity is ridiculous. It gives a sweet smell in the morning (pine trees and flowers) but it gets old quick!

The average number of 90 days in July is 5. Since 1871 there have been 14 julys with no 90s (most recently 2009, as well as 2008). The most was July 1955 when 17 days hit 90+.

It's been more than very weak. It's definitely a crappy one, if you ask me. Hope we're better off next Summer. Given that TWC has now reduced the high for Saturday to the mid-80s, punting until at least August for DAY's next (2nd) 90 is a lock. Last year was a mild winter followed by a hot decent Summer. This year, we're paying for the double-dip mild winter with a cooler and active Summer. So many underperforming temperatures this "summer".

Top 10 Least Number of 90+ Days at DAY:
1 (tie). 0 - 2004
1 (tie). 0 - 2000
1 (tie). 0 - 1958
4. 1 - 2017 (currently)
5 (tie). 2 - 2003
5 (tie). 2 - 1950
7 (tie). 4 - 2009
7 (tie). 4 - 2008
9 (tie). 5 - 1997
9 (tie). 5 - 1984

Top 10 Earliest Last 90+ Days:
1. June 12, 2017 (currently)
2. July 8, 1971
3. July 13, 1981
4. July 26, 1967
5. July 28, 1921
6. July 31, 1915
7 (tie). August 2, 2006
7 (tie). August 2, 1942
8. August 3, 1963
9. August 4, 1982
 

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It's been more than very weak. It's definitely a crappy one, if you ask me. Hope we're better off next Summer. Given that TWC has now reduced the high for Saturday to the mid-80s, punting until at least August for DAY's next (2nd) 90 is a lock. Last year was a mild winter followed by a hot decent Summer. This year, we're paying for the double-dip mild winter with a cooler and active Summer. So many underperforming temperatures this "summer".

Top 10 Least Number of 90+ Days at DAY:
1 (tie). 0 - 2004
1 (tie). 0 - 2000
1 (tie). 0 - 1958
4. 1 - 2017 (currently)
5 (tie). 2 - 2003
5 (tie). 2 - 1950
7 (tie). 4 - 2009
7 (tie). 4 - 2008
9 (tie). 5 - 1997
9 (tie). 5 - 1984

Top 10 Earliest Last 90+ Days:
1. June 12, 2017 (currently)
2. July 8, 1971
3. July 13, 1981
4. July 26, 1967
5. July 28, 1921
6. July 31, 1915
7 (tie). August 2, 2006
7 (tie). August 2, 1942
8. August 3, 1963
9. August 4, 1982
10 (tie). August 5, 1989
 


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7 hours ago, Spartman said:

It's been more than very weak. It's definitely a crappy one, if you ask me. Hope we're better off next Summer. Given that TWC has now reduced the high for Saturday to the mid-80s, punting until at least August for DAY's next (2nd) 90 is a lock. Last year was a mild winter followed by a hot decent Summer. This year, we're paying for the double-dip mild winter with a cooler and active Summer. So many underperforming temperatures this "summer".

Top 10 Least Number of 90+ Days at DAY:
1 (tie). 0 - 2004
1 (tie). 0 - 2000
1 (tie). 0 - 1958
4. 1 - 2017 (currently)
5 (tie). 2 - 2003
5 (tie). 2 - 1950
7 (tie). 4 - 2009
7 (tie). 4 - 2008
9 (tie). 5 - 1997
9 (tie). 5 - 1984

Top 10 Earliest Last 90+ Days:
1. June 12, 2017 (currently)
2. July 8, 1971
3. July 13, 1981
4. July 26, 1967
5. July 28, 1921
6. July 31, 1915
7 (tie). August 2, 2006
7 (tie). August 2, 1942
8. August 3, 1963
9. August 4, 1982
10 (tie). August 5, 1989
 

You serious Clark?

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2 hours ago, Hoosier said:

The original TWC forecast busted too... :(

This "Summer" is on life support. The only saving grace for the rest of this "Summer" is if any more 90s Dayton would see would be backloaded sometime in August and/or September. 

Currently at 77 and still under overcast skies, despite the deck from the MCS slowing decreasing and pushing east. 

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2 hours ago, Spartman said:

This "Summer" is on life support. The only saving grace for the rest of this "Summer" is if any more 90s Dayton would see would be backloaded sometime in August and/or September. 

Currently at 77 and still under overcast skies, despite the deck from the MCS slowing decreasing and pushing east. 

Might be high time to move to Phoenix, I think you'd enjoy it there.

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Seems like we've had some extreme wet summer months somewhere in the region lately.  Last year it was Kentucky in July.  June 2015 was very wet over a larger area.  Now this July, some areas will finish over 12" and not out of the question somebody ends up in the 15-20" range. 

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55 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

Seems like we've had some extreme wet summer months somewhere in the region lately.  Last year it was Kentucky in July.  June 2015 was very wet over a larger area.  Now this July, some areas will finish over 12" and not out of the question somebody ends up in the 15-20" range. 

Don't forget 2014, with the August monsoon here.

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2 hours ago, Spartman said:

Currently at 76 under overcast skies from another MCS which this time look to be around at least a bit longer than yesterday when it took until shortly after 2pm to start clearing.

Cloud deck started to thin out a little bit earlier than yesterday. Currently at 85.

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8 minutes ago, outflow said:

Dayton hit 90 in the obs today.....

Yeah, they did touch 32C on the 5 minute obs, which would round up to 90 after converting to F.  But it looks like it was a rounded up ob (maybe it was like 31.8C) which you always have to keep in mind with those.  So the official high goes as 89.

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1 hour ago, Hoosier said:

Yeah, they did touch 32C on the 5 minute obs, which would round up to 90 after converting to F.  But it looks like it was a rounded up ob (maybe it was like 31.8C) which you always have to keep in mind with those.  So the official high goes as 89.

31.7c ends up as 89.

KDAY 230456Z COR 28004KT 10SM BKN060 OVC250 24/22 A2985 RMK AO2 LTG DSNT S SLP100 T02440217 403170211

4-group is your high/low so 89/70 for the day.

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19 hours ago, Hoosier said:

Seems like we've had some extreme wet summer months somewhere in the region lately.  Last year it was Kentucky in July.  June 2015 was very wet over a larger area.  Now this July, some areas will finish over 12" and not out of the question somebody ends up in the 15-20" range. 

Very wet out here this year. Not biblical proportion rains in a single month as you allude to, but well above average for the past three months.

In fact, at 38.51", we hit 100% of our normal precipitation total for the year yesterday, with over 5 months to go.

NOTE: This is mby CoCoRaHS, FWA is at 34.98"

This past three months alone:

May   9.48"

June  6.83"

July   7.20" (So far)

Total 23.51" (61% of annual total)

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3 hours ago, IWXwx said:

Very wet out here this year. Not biblical proportion rains in a single month as you allude to, but well above average for the past three months.

In fact, at 38.51", we hit 100% of our normal precipitation total for the year yesterday, with over 5 months to go.

NOTE: This is mby CoCoRaHS, FWA is at 34.98"

This past three months alone:

May   9.48"

June  6.83"

July   7.20" (So far)

Total 23.51" (61% of annual total)

Currently at 33.73" as of yesterday. Supposing if the wet pattern was to remain in place pretty much through at least the remainder of this year, anybody want to bet on several areas going for the top 5 wettest years ever by December?

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4 hours ago, IWXwx said:

Very wet out here this year. Not biblical proportion rains in a single month as you allude to, but well above average for the past three months.

In fact, at 38.51", we hit 100% of our normal precipitation total for the year yesterday, with over 5 months to go.

NOTE: This is mby CoCoRaHS, FWA is at 34.98"

This past three months alone:

May   9.48"

June  6.83"

July   7.20" (So far)

Total 23.51" (61% of annual total)

You're probably at a record number for this point in the year.  The 34.98" at FWA is the most on record for them through July 22.

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