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32 days, in inland Orange County, CA. Every month this year except January has at least one. The 90+ degree days are spread out all over the place; the longest streak is 5 consecutive days which has happened three times (mid-March, end April/beginning May, and mid-August). And we are probably going to get at least 5 days straight at 90+ this week.
Those are the sources I used for my numbers. I am asking where the averages are being taken from. If you can get an average from the NOW data, please let me know how. Or really from anywhere on their pages, because clearly I do not know.
For example, Climatology of North Georgia (excluding the Mountains)
Temperature - The area experiences all four seasons. Summers typically consist of long spells of warm and humid weather. Average afternoon high temperatures are in the upper 80s to around 90. Readings of 90 or higher can be expected on 30 to 60 days.
Climatology of Central Georgia
TemperatureTemperature - The area experiences all four seasons. Summers typically consist of long spells of warm and humid weather. Average afternoon high temperatures are in the lower 90s. Readings of 90 or higher can be expected on 70 to 80 days.
Which one is Atlanta? (it's in climate Div 2, which makes it northern)
1) Location
2) Monthly summarized data
3) Year range: por-2015
4) Variable: Max temp
5) Summary: Number of days
6) Threshold: >= 90
7) Go
50 - Washington DC
45 - St. Louis
35 - Philadelphia
28 - Kansas City
24 - Baltimore
18 - New York
16 - Hartford
15 - Cincinnati
12 - Boston
12 - Indianapolis
10 - Chicago
9 - Columbus
9 - Detroit
9 - Providence
8 - Pittsburgh
6 - Milwaukee
5 - Cleveland
4 - Minneapolis/St. Paul
4 - Rochester
1 - Buffalo
95°F days
11 - St. Louis
8 - Washington DC
6 - Philadelphia
5 - Kansas City
3 - Baltimore
3 - New York
1 - Hartford
0 - Boston
0 - Buffalo
0 - Chicago
0 - Cincinnati
0 - Cleveland
0 - Columbus
0 - Detroit
0 - Indianapolis
0 - Milwaukee
0 - Minneapolis/St. Paul
0 - Pittsburgh
0 - Providence
0 - Rochester
100°F days
1 - St. Louis
0 - Baltimore
0 - Boston
0 - Buffalo
0 - Chicago
0 - Cincinnati
0 - Cleveland
0 - Columbus
0 - Detroit
0 - Hartford
0 - Indianapolis
0 - Kansas City
0 - Milwaukee
0 - Minneapolis/St. Paul
0 - New York
0 - Philadelphia
0 - Pittsburgh
0 - Providence
0 - Rochester
0 - Washington DC
Maximum temperature (and hottest days)
100°F - St. Louis
(July 28)
98°F - Washington DC
(July 19)
97°F - Baltimore
(July 19)
96°F - Kansas City
(July 14)
96°F - New York
(July 29)
96°F - Philadelphia
(September 3)
95°F - Hartford
(July 29)
94°F - Indianapolis
(September 4)
94°F - Minneapolis/St. Paul
(August 14)
93°F - Boston
(September 7)
93°F - Cincinnati
(September 4)
93°F - Cleveland
(July 29)
93°F - Columbus
(June 12)
93°F - Milwaukee
(August 2, August 14)
93°F - Providence
(July 20, July 29)
92°F - Chicago
(June 10, July 17, August 15, September 6)
92°F - Detroit
(August 2, September 7)
92°F - Pittsburgh
(July 28)
92°F - Rochester
(May 9)
91°F - Buffalo
(July 29)
Expect the cities in the Northeast and greater Ohio Valley to add another day or two to their tallies before this heat wave is all said and done.
Jealous of those DPs. Ours hasn't reached 70 this month.
Today may be the last 70F+ dew point of the season
Btw, MDW's max temp is 95F/35C
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