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39 70 F+ lows per year on average for Rock Hill. 45 for Charlotte. We'll see how this summer compares to average.
Yeah, true. More UHI for Charlotte.
Also, looks like they're both well more than halfway to their averages while we're about halfway through summer. I'm almost willing to bet they'll end up above average, unless they get a cool August.
Your getting some weather challenges this year huh?
Ive been blessed with lots of dry warmth in beginning, cool rain in middle, no storms, no hail, and no big heat, no floods.
Farmers love Global Warming. Easy to water during drought and warm temps always great. Its the Ice Age they need to worry about. Lol. Sorry had to throw that out there. Get some juices flowin. Global Warming is better for us, they should put Ice Age fear into our minds, thats what would create famine.
It looks like the cucumbers weren't uprooted, so I think they should be fine. But they don't have too much longer anyways. I think last year they kept producing until August. Some of them are already winding down.
The airport recorded a wind gust of 52 mph with the storm.
Biggest cool deviations to our north and west once more.
Dont you hate that? Canada needs to come closer to us. Lol. Warm Atlantic especially in summer cuts our cool departures way too much. Hard for the cold air to make it down to coast
Speaking of cool... warm blob? Where? This is what happened last 7 days. Guess I should start planting watermelons for winter? Just like that...troughs & upper lows can cool off the north Pacific.
July 2015 could very well become the wettest July on Modern Record in Indianapolis, a local weather report said that as of 10:30 P.M. 1.12 inches of additional rain had fallen at the airport nudging the July month to date rainfall to 13 Inches, just 0.12 Inches shy of the All Time Monthly Rainfall Record, set back in 1875, so after tonight's rain, if any additional rain of more than just 0.12 inches falls it would make July 2015 the wettest Month in modern history in Indianapolis
July 2015 could very well become the wettest July on Modern Record in Indianapolis, a local weather report said that as of 10:30 P.M. 1.12 inches of additional rain had fallen at the airport nudging the July month to date rainfall to 13 Inches, just 0.12 Inches shy of the All Time Monthly Rainfall Record, set back in 1875, so after tonight's rain, if any additional rain of more than just 0.12 inches falls it would make July 2015 the wettest Month in modern history in Indianapolis
11 P.M. Rainfall update, as of 11 P.M. 1.25 inches of Rainfall have been recorded at the airport in Indianapolis bringing the July Rainfall Total up to 13.13 Inches, Breaking the old July record of 13.12 inches set in the year 1875. There are additional rain chances coming in a couple of days so that record monthly rainfall total still could grow some more, but even as I type this Indianapolis now has on all Time Rainfall Record, Not just for July but this is the Wettest of any Month on Modern Record, records date back to the year 1871.
A very interesting night. The thick gloom that persisted all day has been replaced by fast moving fractus clouds and patches of clear sky.
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