The Dewpoint Thread (average, days, dew point, sun)
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Actually, you could of posted the entire graph since 1950 there. That would be interesting to see and then just mention this yrs number
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nice, appreciate the help. since you mentioned posting it all here is the 1948-2016. Absolutely insane this July ranks as the third most humid and we are only half way through. keep things humid and we have a good shot at beating 1994 and 1995!
nice, appreciate the help. since you mentioned posting it all here is the 1948-2016. Absolutely insane this July ranks as the third most humid and we are only half way through. keep things humid and we have a good shot at beating 1994 and 1995!
NP. Whoa, crazy! Good chance you stay in Top 5 at least and maybe even beat 1995!
Here's what Euro12z says next 10 days. Gees!! 70s after 70s
NP. Whoa, crazy! Good chance you stay in Top 5 at least and maybe even beat 1995!
Here's what Euro12z says next 10 days. Gees!! 70s after 70s
I think that forecast would seal the deal! Interesting Temps at the end, euro sensing big heat? Why are the two most humid July's back to back, 1994 and 1995. Wonder what patterns set up.
How does that rank among other years? Sounds close to average.
Average is 65.8 for the month of July. However, it was 68 at this point last year.
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