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The hottest summer on record in Chattanooga ended Wednesday, but those looking for autumn relief from the heat will have to wait until at least Sunday.
WRCB-TV Meteorologist Paul Barys said high temperatures in Chattanooga are expected to remain in the 90s today, Friday and Saturday before cooling off with rain early next week.
More normal fall temperatures wont come until Sunday, Barys said.
BY THE NUMBERS
* 83 Average temperature in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 5.2 degrees above normal.
* 7.91 Inches of rain in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 4.4 inches below normal.
* 111 Peak heat index in degrees reached in Nashville on Aug. 4, when the actual temperatures averaged 100 degrees across the Tennessee Valley
* 34 Number of days this summer on which the heat index in Memphis was at least 105 degrees
This weeks hotter-than-normal weather pushed the mercury on Tuesday to 97 degrees just one degree shy of the all-time record and is an extension of what was the warmest June, July and August in Chattanooga since the National Weather Service began keeping temperature records in 1879.
Hottest summer in record extends into autumn | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Chris. Is it your goal to simply flood the thread with so much BS, people can not see what anyone else had to say.
Seems to me you do that shit a lot.
These are called facts, not opinions.
The hottest summer on record in Chattanooga ended Wednesday, but those looking for autumn relief from the heat will have to wait until at least Sunday.
WRCB-TV Meteorologist Paul Barys said high temperatures in Chattanooga are expected to remain in the 90s today, Friday and Saturday before cooling off with rain early next week.
More normal fall temperatures wont come until Sunday, Barys said.
BY THE NUMBERS
* 83 Average temperature in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 5.2 degrees above normal.
* 7.91 Inches of rain in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 4.4 inches below normal.
* 111 Peak heat index in degrees reached in Nashville on Aug. 4, when the actual temperatures averaged 100 degrees across the Tennessee Valley
* 34 Number of days this summer on which the heat index in Memphis was at least 105 degrees
This weeks hotter-than-normal weather pushed the mercury on Tuesday to 97 degrees just one degree shy of the all-time record and is an extension of what was the warmest June, July and August in Chattanooga since the National Weather Service began keeping temperature records in 1879.
Hottest summer in record extends into autumn | Chattanooga Times Free Press
All these reports of individual Places having heat records in meaning less man. Unless you post them along side with all the places that have had record cool temperatures at the same time. For instance earlier this summer when the East coast and mid west was having Record heat. The pacific Coast was having cooler than normal temps.
Context man, context.
Chris. Is it your goal to simply flood the thread with so much BS, people can not see what anyone else had to say.
Seems to me you do that shit a lot.
These are called facts, not opinions.
I didn't call them Opinions. I don't care what they are. I want to know why you feel the need to make multiple posts in a row, which only serve to flood the Thread and overwhelm people. And bury what everyone else says.
Chris. Is it your goal to simply flood the thread with so much BS, people can not see what anyone else had to say.
Seems to me you do that shit a lot.
These are called facts, not opinions.
No they're called factoids because while they have an element of truth about them, they also have a large degree of untruth about them as well.
It doesn’t take a weatherman to know that Southwest Florida swelters in the summer.
But just how hot was the summer of 2010?
Hotter than any other summer on record, according to an analysis by the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Average daytime — and nighttime — temperatures in June, July and August were the hottest ever recorded at two National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather stations in Collier and Lee counties, the analysis shows.
The weather station at Page Field in Fort Myers, where data goes back to 1895, averaged 84.3 degrees during the day and 76.3 degrees at night.
The Everglades City airport weather station, where data goes back to 1927, averaged 84.63 degrees during the day and 77.17 degrees at night.
Sweltering temperatures in Southwest Florida set record for hottest summer Naples Daily News
These are called facts, not opinions.
I didn't call them Opinions. I don't care what they are. I want to know why you feel the need to make multiple posts in a row, which only serve to flood the Thread and overwhelm people. And bury what everyone else says.
That's Chris's MO. He ain't quite right, if you know what I mean.
These are called facts, not opinions.
No they're called factoids because while they have an element of truth about them, they also have a large degree of untruth about them as well.
No, the truth is, you don't have the balls to admit you are wrong.
Either that or you are working for the American Petroleum Institute.
It doesnt take a weatherman to know that Southwest Florida swelters in the summer.
But just how hot was the summer of 2010?
Hotter than any other summer on record, according to an analysis by the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Average daytime and nighttime temperatures in June, July and August were the hottest ever recorded at two National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather stations in Collier and Lee counties, the analysis shows.
The weather station at Page Field in Fort Myers, where data goes back to 1895, averaged 84.3 degrees during the day and 76.3 degrees at night.
The Everglades City airport weather station, where data goes back to 1927, averaged 84.63 degrees during the day and 77.17 degrees at night.
Sweltering temperatures in Southwest Florida set record for hottest summer Naples Daily News
Geez, would you look at that all airports. Hmmm I wonder if all of the increased tarmac around them could be having an effect? When they were built they were very small compared to their size now. Nahh thagt couldn't possibly have an effect! What a poor sad person you are Chris.
The hottest summer on record in Chattanooga ended Wednesday, but those looking for autumn relief from the heat will have to wait until at least Sunday.
WRCB-TV Meteorologist Paul Barys said high temperatures in Chattanooga are expected to remain in the 90s today, Friday and Saturday before cooling off with rain early next week.
More normal fall temperatures wont come until Sunday, Barys said.
BY THE NUMBERS
* 83 Average temperature in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 5.2 degrees above normal.
* 7.91 Inches of rain in Chattanooga during June, July and August, or 4.4 inches below normal.
* 111 Peak heat index in degrees reached in Nashville on Aug. 4, when the actual temperatures averaged 100 degrees across the Tennessee Valley
* 34 Number of days this summer on which the heat index in Memphis was at least 105 degrees
This weeks hotter-than-normal weather pushed the mercury on Tuesday to 97 degrees just one degree shy of the all-time record and is an extension of what was the warmest June, July and August in Chattanooga since the National Weather Service began keeping temperature records in 1879.
Hottest summer in record extends into autumn | Chattanooga Times Free Press
All these reports of individual Places having heat records in meaning less man. Unless you post them along side with all the places that have had record cool temperatures at the same time. For instance earlier this summer when the East coast and mid west was having Record heat. The pacific Coast was having cooler than normal temps.
Context man, context.
Go ahead.
Post all the places that had the coolest summer on record.
We are warming the earth, my friend.
All these reports of individual Places having heat records in meaning less man. Unless you post them along side with all the places that have had record cool temperatures at the same time. For instance earlier this summer when the East coast and mid west was having Record heat. The pacific Coast was having cooler than normal temps.
Context man, context.
Go ahead.
Post all the places that had the coolest summer on record.
lol why should I. You are the one posting media reports of High temps in individual places with no context at all.
Go ahead.
Post all the places that had the coolest summer on record.
September 23rd, 2010Go ahead.
Post all the places that had the coolest summer on record.
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Go ahead.
Post all the places that had the coolest summer on record.
lol why should I. You are the one posting media reports of High temps in individual places with no context at all.
Why should you indeed?
What facts do you have to back up your opinions?
None.
What summer? Record cold at LAX as July gloom continues
As most of the U.S. bakes in what the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says is among the hottest summers on record, the Curry County coast is deep into one of the coldest summers on record.
Overall, summer cooler than average
Sure you will still find things have been hotter over all. But people might just give you more thought if you were not so Clearly trying to support one side while ignoring anything that does not jive with it.
Missouri, from your own link....
Over the three month period, stations reporting to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) showed 2,254 daily record low temperatures and 1,296 low temperature records were tied according to preliminary data. Similarly, 4,051 daily record low maximums were recorded and 1,501 records were tied across the nation during the summer.
Almost two to one in favor of record low maximums. And this is from some right wing blog with no real links to the facts they are claiming.
Thanks for proving my point!
lol why should I. You are the one posting media reports of High temps in individual places with no context at all.
Why should you indeed?
What facts do you have to back up your opinions?
None.
lol so you are the one posting only reports of High temps, but I have to show facts?
Get real dude.
just to me nice ill post a couple
Cooler-than-normal summer doesn?t deter visitors | Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
Overall, summer cooler than average | average, temperatures, summer - Local News - Appeal-DemocratAs most of the U.S. bakes in what the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says is among the hottest summers on record, the Curry County coast is deep into one of the coldest summers on record.
now Chris, Try to understand, I am not even disputing that over all this summer has been hotter than normal in the Northern Hemisphere.Overall, summer cooler than average
What I am doing this for is to point out to you and others. that you cherry pick stuff that supports your beliefs and ignore the stuff that does not.
These reports were not hard to find. Yet you just keep posting reports of High temps and never give us any context.
If you really want to be informed and know the truth. You can not do it by cherry picking the news that supports a belief you already hold.
