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Hehe, that's summer out here
Lots of upper 90s/low 100s
Upper 60s/low 70s low
From mid June to late August
Edit: any cooldowns we get are still warm, but they feel amazing cause they're almost always bone dry
Upper 80s-low 90s are cooldowns here.
There's actually one difference I left out: summer dewpoints will be higher here than what PHX is getting right now, but some years it isn't much of a difference.
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There's actually one difference I left out: summer dewpoints will be higher here than what PHX is getting right now, but some years it isn't much of a difference.
the mean July dewpoint in Fresno is 50°F, same as Las Vegas in July and 8°F lower than Phoenix in July (58°F)
Glancing at Detroit ... You have to admit its impressive. 43.2°F in 2020 is 7th coldest for April 15-28 period. The colder yrs were back in late 1800s and early 1900s. 146 yrs of records and only 6 were colder than 2020
Not impressed? How about Hartford? Can't believe I'm mentioning this kind of cold again in Spring. What is it with Spring?
Will be driving to San Antonio Friday and staying until Sunday morning. Then headed back to Chicagoland.
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Originally Posted by dontbelievehim
Hehe, that's summer out here
Lots of upper 90s/low 100s
Upper 60s/low 70s low
From mid June to late August
Edit: any cooldowns we get are still warm, but they feel amazing cause they're almost always bone dry
Upper 80s-low 90s are cooldowns here.
79f at 10pm PST
Fresno
Tomorrow is going to be a warm one
Yes it's bone dry here too with humidity at like 7%. I would say that 101F here in Phoenix feels like about 90 back in Chicago. If you're sitting in the sun it's a lot stronger here being that it's at a lower latitude. I certainly can feel the difference.
Another unseasonally cold day here (didn't even check the temperature, but the high was probably around 7C/45F) but we did have some pretty impressive hail showers today. The weekend is looking ok weather wise, but after thats its most likely below average cool weather again. Then again, the GFS is super confused at the moment and can't decide where the pressure anomalities are gonna be over Europe for May. I'm just hoping that we're done with sub 10C/50F cold shots for the season
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