The hottest July on record

[Chris]

No month in Washington's official weather history was ever hotter than the month just past.

Many Washington residents suspected that. But on Monday, the National Weather Service confirmed it.

The average temperature of July 2010 was 83.1 degrees. In all the years since 1871 in which the weather service has kept records for Washington, no month has ever had an average temperature higher than that.

washingtonpost.com

 

[DiveCon]

No month in Washington's official weather history was ever hotter than the month just past.

Many Washington residents suspected that. But on Monday, the National Weather Service confirmed it.

The average temperature of July 2010 was 83.1 degrees. In all the years since 1871 in which the weather service has kept records for Washington, no month has ever had an average temperature higher than that.

washingtonpost.com

send a little of that up here
its 63° right now and it was only 51° here last night

 

[Oddball]

No month in Washington's official weather history was ever hotter than the month just past.

Many Washington residents suspected that. But on Monday, the National Weather Service confirmed it.

The average temperature of July 2010 was 83.1 degrees. In all the years since 1871 in which the weather service has kept records for Washington, no month has ever had an average temperature higher than that.

washingtonpost.com

Coolest July on record in southern Fornicalia.

The again, jerkwagons like you blabber on and on about how climate and weather are completely dissociated, when the weather goes against your doom-n-gloom bullsqueezins.

 

[hjmick]

San Diego had the coldest July since 1933.

 

[Chris]

In Australia...

LIGHTNING over Darwin in July is unheard of, but storm chaser Jacci Ingham managed to snap this dramatic display from her balcony at Fisherman's Wharf on Saturday night.

Unseasonable rain isn't the only thing that appears to have ruined this year's dry.

Yesterday, the weather bureau officially confirmed last month was the hottest July on record.

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/08/03/169251_ntnews.html

 

[DiveCon]

No month in Washington's official weather history was ever hotter than the month just past.

Many Washington residents suspected that. But on Monday, the National Weather Service confirmed it.

The average temperature of July 2010 was 83.1 degrees. In all the years since 1871 in which the weather service has kept records for Washington, no month has ever had an average temperature higher than that.

washingtonpost.com

Coolest July on record in southern Fornicalia.

The again, jerkwagons like you blabber on and on about how climate and weather are completely dissociated, when the weather goes against your doom-n-gloom bullsqueezins.

yup
weather is anecdotal when it conflicts with your preconceived ideas
but it seems to matter with it agrees with them

 

[Chris]

In Rhode Island...

July was more than 4 degrees above normal and the second-hottest month on record for Providence, according to a preliminary report from the National Weather Service in Taunton, Mass.

The average temperature last month for Providence was 77.5 degrees. That’s 4.2 degrees higher than the normal 73.3 degrees from 1971 until 2000.

Based on that average, July 2010 was the second hottest July and the second hottest month on record for Providence, the weather service says.

July was second-hottest on record for Providence | Rhode Island news | projo.com | The Providence Journal

 

[Oddball]

It's so hot!!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIKGHbm4-6M]YouTube - B-52'S Dry county[/ame]

 

[Chris]

In Virginia....

You might not feel like celebrating, but Richmond just set a bunch of heat records.

Tops among them, last month was the hottest July on record with an overall average temperature of 82.8 degrees.

That topped the 17-year-old record of 82.4 degrees, the National Weather Service said.

The month before was Richmond's hottest June on record, making the previous two months the warmest June-July period since record-keeping began in the late 1800s.

Richmond sets several heat records in July | Richmond Times-Dispatch

 

[elvis]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwRLy_nD7mg]YouTube - Rolling Stones - She was Hot ![/ame]

 

[Oddball]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWXcjYNZais]YouTube - Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City[/ame]

 

[westwall]

In Virginia....

You might not feel like celebrating, but Richmond just set a bunch of heat records.

Tops among them, last month was the hottest July on record with an overall average temperature of 82.8 degrees.

That topped the 17-year-old record of 82.4 degrees, the National Weather Service said.

The month before was Richmond's hottest June on record, making the previous two months the warmest June-July period since record-keeping began in the late 1800s.

Richmond sets several heat records in July | Richmond Times-Dispatch

Wow it took another 17 YEARS to break that old record. So if we're pumping so much CO2 into the atmosphere why is it taking so long to break those records......that were set before we were pumping all that CO2 into the atmosphere?

 

[Chris]

In Maryland....

July ended on a cooler note — a high of 88 degrees Saturday, but overall tied for the hottest July on record in the Hagerstown area.

The average temperature in July was 80 degrees, tying the record with July 1999, according to local weather observer Greg Keefer’s website at Weather and Climate Data Hagerstown Maryland.

The hot summer days aren’t over yet. Temperatures are expected to start reaching the 90s again Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

July in Hagerstown resulted in one high temperature record being broken, three high temperature records being tied and the overall low temperature record for the month of July being broken, according to Keefer’s website.

Maryland: Month ties with hottest July on record

 

[DiveCon]

In Maryland....

July ended on a cooler note — a high of 88 degrees Saturday, but overall tied for the hottest July on record in the Hagerstown area.

The average temperature in July was 80 degrees, tying the record with July 1999, according to local weather observer Greg Keefer’s website at Weather and Climate Data Hagerstown Maryland.

The hot summer days aren’t over yet. Temperatures are expected to start reaching the 90s again Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

July in Hagerstown resulted in one high temperature record being broken, three high temperature records being tied and the overall low temperature record for the month of July being broken, according to Keefer’s website.

Maryland: Month ties with hottest July on record

more anecdotal evidence that doesn't seem to be as important when it doesn't support you stupidity

 

[Chris]

In West Virginia...

BLUEFIELD - A new temperature record is on the books for July in Bluefield, according to the National Weather Service.

The average temperature for the month of July was 75.2, the highest the average temperature for the month has been in 51 years. The previous record was a 75.0 degree average for July, which was set in 1993. The first year temperature records were officially kept for Bluefield in 1959.

AFTERNOON UPDATE: Bluefield records hottest July on record Local News Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV

 

[Skull Pilot]

In my house it was a comfortable 68 degrees.

Yes I keep my AC set at 68. AHHHHHH Heaven

 

[DiveCon]

In West Virginia...

BLUEFIELD - A new temperature record is on the books for July in Bluefield, according to the National Weather Service.

The average temperature for the month of July was 75.2, the highest the average temperature for the month has been in 51 years. The previous record was a 75.0 degree average for July, which was set in 1993. The first year temperature records were officially kept for Bluefield in 1959.

AFTERNOON UPDATE: Bluefield records hottest July on record Local News Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV

yet more anecdotal evidence that you use only when it supports you and ignore when it doesnt'

 

[konradv]

In West Virginia...

BLUEFIELD - A new temperature record is on the books for July in Bluefield, according to the National Weather Service.

The average temperature for the month of July was 75.2, the highest the average temperature for the month has been in 51 years. The previous record was a 75.0 degree average for July, which was set in 1993. The first year temperature records were officially kept for Bluefield in 1959.

AFTERNOON UPDATE: Bluefield records hottest July on record Local News Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV

yet more anecdotal evidence that you use only when it supports you and ignore when it doesnt'

That's why I don't talk much about temperatures, my mantra being "IT'S THE GASES, STUPID". It's simple logic. If CO2 and the other GHGs absorb infra-red radiation, more gas will trap more radiation. Some of the most potent gases are not found in nature. Where would they be coming from, if not man?

 

[DiveCon]

In West Virginia...

BLUEFIELD - A new temperature record is on the books for July in Bluefield, according to the National Weather Service.

The average temperature for the month of July was 75.2, the highest the average temperature for the month has been in 51 years. The previous record was a 75.0 degree average for July, which was set in 1993. The first year temperature records were officially kept for Bluefield in 1959.

AFTERNOON UPDATE: Bluefield records hottest July on record Local News Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV

yet more anecdotal evidence that you use only when it supports you and ignore when it doesnt'

That's why I don't talk much about temperatures, my mantra being "IT'S THE GASES, STUPID". It's simple logic. If CO2 and the other GHGs absorb infra-red radiation, more gas will trap more radiation. Some of the most potent gases are not found in nature. Where would they be coming from, if not man?

yet the amount that man puts in is minimal compared to what nature puts in

 

[Old Rocks]

yet more anecdotal evidence that you use only when it supports you and ignore when it doesnt'

That's why I don't talk much about temperatures, my mantra being "IT'S THE GASES, STUPID". It's simple logic. If CO2 and the other GHGs absorb infra-red radiation, more gas will trap more radiation. Some of the most potent gases are not found in nature. Where would they be coming from, if not man?

yet the amount that man puts in is minimal compared to what nature puts in

A 40% increase in CO2, a 150% increase in CH4, and some industrial gasses that are thousands of times as effective a CO2 in minimal? In what alternative reality are you living in?

Perhaps you would care to explain the the American Institute of Physics why they are wrong when they flat out state that the effects of the GHGs are anything but minimal.