Yesterday`s Historical Climate Data ! (hottest, warmest, record, temperature)
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Even our night was nice and warm and we only got down to 70.
Avg. 60
Record was 42 in 1929.
If the forecast is correct, yesterday was our last nice summer day for the next 10 days. Hopefully it's not the last one of the season, but I dunno....
I love your little emoticons, William. I won't dress my up as cute, but here's my weather for yesterday.
We had thunderstorms during the night and I can't honestly tell you if that would've been yesterday or today. I think we got close to an inch and a half of rain.
Right now it's a beautiful 70 and I'll bet a lot of people would trade with me.
We hit 81/avg. 85/record was 110 in 1937.
Our low was only 68/avg. 60/recird was 48 in 1929.
I hope that everyone has a beautiful and relaxing Sunday.
My high yesterday (August 15th) was 78F. Average is 92, record is 98 set in 1956
My low yesterday was 71F. Average low is 78F, record low is 68F set back in 1926.
I'm pretty sure yesterday was the coldest high ever for August 15th.....and overall the coldest August 15th ever
We also recieved 5.12" of rain on August 15th....shatters the old record of 4.30" set back iin 1956.
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For August 16th:
High was 93F, average is 92F, record high is 96F set back in 1956.
Low was 76F, average is 78F, record low is 68F in 1923.
We recieved 0.21" of precip for yesterday....average is 0.28". Record is 3.56" set back in 1962.
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Usually August has our warmest morning lows and July our hottest afternoon highs....
Btw, I LOVE your homepage!
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