**THIS DATE IN HISTORY** On September 1, 1990 near Reva in Harding County, a Severe T-Storm dumped 2-inch diameter hail (About the size of a Hen Egg). Sorum, in Perkins County, received 4-inch diameter hail (Grapefruit Sized) as well.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to September, or Meteorological Fall. (AKA Sweater Season, Pumpkin Spiced Everything Season, Football Season, you get the idea.)
Yesterday, we talked about the averages for the Month of September. Today, we are going back in time to talk about the Meteorological Summer.
After crunching the numbers and comparing them with the 30 YR. Average (1981-2010), this is what I have come up with:
JUNE:
30 Year AVG. HIGH: 77.8° LOW: 51.2° PRECIPITATION: 2.53″
2020: AVG. HIGH: 82.0° (+4.2°) LOW: 53.4° (+2.2°) PRECIPITATION: 2.16″ (-0.37″)
JULY:
30 Year AVG. HIGH: 87.1° LOW: 58.1° PRECIPITATION: 1.85″
2020: AVG. HIGH: 87.9° (+0.8°) LOW: 58.7° (+0.6°) PRECIPITATION: 2.16″ (+0.31″)
AUGUST:
30 Year AVG. HIGH: 86.4° LOW: 56.6° PRECIPITATION: 1.29″
2020: AVG. HIGH: 89.2° (+2.8°) LOW: 55.3° (+1.3°) PRECIPITATION: 0.94″ (-0.35″)
3 MONTH OVERVIEW (JUNE – AUGUST):
30 Year AVG. HIGH: 83.7° LOW: 51.7° TOTAL PRECIPITATION: 5.67″
2020: AVG. HIGH: 86.3° (+2.6°) LOW: 55.8° (+4.1°) PRECIPITATION: 5.26″ (-0.41″)
How will the Meteorological Fall play out? Stay Tuned
BY THE WAY: Now we are in September, here’s a look a the Holiday Countdown.
Enjoy your Wednesday!
-Erik Dean
Meteorologist
edean@newscenter1.com
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