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Using data from 1981 to present, we average around .73 days a year 80f or above. Meaning around twice every two years.
The last four years we have had two days each year 80f or above. The most has been three days which happened 3 years. 2 days has happened 6 years. 21 years out of 31 had none thankfully.
I'm actually surprised at the poll results, I thought lows in the 80's were more common. NYC has had 31 days with lows in the 80's since the year 2001. Only 2004, 2007, & 2009 came up short.
I hear Miami has 80 F lows very often in the summer. Only cold blooded reptiles can live there. Uninhabitable . Same holds true for summers in South Texas and the sonoran desert.
That only happens once in a while, the lows in the summer range from 75-78 usually, which is equally lame.
Stop with the Celsius already. No one in the USA knows what it means. Our government wanted to go metric in the 1970s be we all refused. The only metric we have is imported junk.
At Midway airport a minimum temperature of 80F/27C+ happens once every 3 years on average.
Highest official minimum temperature in Chicago is 85F/29.4C, though Downtown Loop stations in the UHI near Lake Michigan, have registered even higher temps (unofficially).
Stop with the Celsius already. No one in the USA knows what it means. Our government wanted to go metric in the 1970s be we all refused. The only metric we have is imported junk.
No one outside of the USA cares. Use Celsius or get lost.
Stop with the Celsius already. No one in the USA knows what it means. Our government wanted to go metric in the 1970s be we all refused. The only metric we have is imported junk.
Three countries in the world uses the imperial system: The US, Burma and Liberia. The other 190 countries uses the metric system, as it's vastly superior and universal.
"The metric system is a tool of the devil!"
- Abe Simpson
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. Same holds true for summers in South Texas and the sonoran desert.
