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Old 07-31-2021, 11:10 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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July 2021....... WOW! And only 2-4" was from Tropical Storm Elsa.
Lots of fronts, instability, humidity, cloudy days, and thunderstorms.


Those on well water must be happy!


Look at coastal Fairfield County!





Wasn't just us...


Worcester: 13.85" Wettest July on record since 1892
Concord: 13.04" Wettest July on record since 1868
NYC: 11.09". 3rd wettest July since 1869
Boston: 10.07" 2nd wettest July since 1872
Binghamton: 9.82" wettest on record since 1951
Portland: 9.53" 2nd wettest since 1871
Albany: 8.96" 2nd wettest July since 1874

BDL: 10.15". 3rd wettest July since 1905
BDR: 8.55" 2nd wettest July since 1948





My backyard precip totals by the month..

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Old 07-31-2021, 12:57 PM
 
Location: Near Albany, NY
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July 2021....... WOW! And only 2-4" was from Tropical Storm Elsa.
Lots of fronts, instability, humidity, cloudy days, and thunderstorms.


Those on well water must be happy!


Look at coastal Fairfield County!





Wasn't just us...


Worcester: 13.85" Wettest July on record since 1892
Concord: 13.04" Wettest July on record since 1868
NYC: 11.09". 3rd wettest July since 1869
Boston: 10.07" 2nd wettest July since 1872
Binghamton: 9.82" wettest on record since 1951
Portland: 9.53" 2nd wettest since 1871
Albany: 8.96" 2nd wettest July since 1874

BDL: 10.15". 3rd wettest July since 1905
BDR: 8.55" 2nd wettest July since 1948





My backyard precip totals by the month..

And this is why I love our northeast climate in the US. Not much like it else where in the world. We can get 100 degrees dry or super humid 90’s with dew points at 75 or higher. We also can get dry years or very wet years like this one or just wet summers and very dry winters with not a lot of snow. We get 3 foot snowstorms sometimes like last December here in Albany with -20 degrees occurring or tropical storms, even hurricanes in summer. You can also get derechos, or tornados here as well (though rare). You really can’t name many places like ours in the world except maybe the Korean Peninsula, or places in China that can get -30 degree weather with lots of snow and hurricanes. Amazing what our climate is like here in the northeast and Northeast Canada. Always makes life interesting
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Old 07-31-2021, 02:43 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Heaven today. Just Heaven.

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And this is why I love our northeast climate in the US. Not much like it else where in the world. We can get 100 degrees dry or super humid 90’s with dew points at 75 or higher. We also can get dry years or very wet years like this one or just wet summers and very dry winters with not a lot of snow. We get 3 foot snowstorms sometimes like last December here in Albany with -20 degrees occurring or tropical storms, even hurricanes in summer. You can also get derechos, or tornados here as well (though rare). You really can’t name many places like ours in the world except maybe the Korean Peninsula, or places in China that can get -30 degree weather with lots of snow and hurricanes. Amazing what our climate is like here in the northeast and Northeast Canada. Always makes life interesting
Don't forget NorEasters and clippers. CAD and HHH.
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Old 07-31-2021, 03:30 PM
 
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Insane heat and dew points today. 93f with a 81f dew and no rain anywhere.
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Old 07-31-2021, 04:02 PM
 
Location: Buenos Aires and La Plata, ARG
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Old 07-31-2021, 04:56 PM
 
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So happy it's been low 70s and overcast today...so sick of the heat.
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Old 07-31-2021, 07:09 PM
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Location: Flovis
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103f high
47f dew
Finally back in the 40s.
50fs were killing me. This better be the finale.
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Old 07-31-2021, 07:58 PM
 
Location: Seattle area
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So happy it's been low 70s and overcast today...so sick of the heat.
I agree even though it was hot last night (didn't drop below 71 at my house).
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Old 08-01-2021, 12:02 AM
 
Location: Niagara Falls, ON
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Perfect summer forecast here, not too hot or cool. Most important factor, a break from the rain
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Old 08-01-2021, 06:02 AM
 
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July ended -1F below average at ORD. -2F below average in terms of the average high temps. Midway and IKK are still missing the final summarized monthly data calculations on the NWS/Chicago website but the anomalies are about the same. Actually I bet that IKK was even more below average than the Chicago airports. IKK only breached 90 degrees once this month. Wow.









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