Hottest summer ever here
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:11 am
...HOTTEST SUMMER ON RECORD IN SALT LAKE CITY...
FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE...JULY...AND AUGUST...CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMER...THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AT THE SALT LAKE CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WAS 79.3 DEGREES. THIS MAKES THE SUMMER OF 2007 THE HOTTEST ON RECORD. THE PREVIOUS RECORD WAS 78.6 DEGREES SET IN 1994. THIS SUMMER INCLUDED 17 DAYS WITH TEMPERATURES 100 DEGREES OR HIGHER... WHICH RANKS 2ND ALL-TIME...AND 47 DAYS OF 95 DEGREES OR HIGHER... WHICH RANKS 3RD ALL-TIME.
THE HOTTEST SUMMERS ON RECORD NOW STAND AS FOLLOWS:
2007: 79.3 DEGREES
1994: 78.6 DEGREES
2003: 78.2 DEGREES
1988: 77.7 DEGREES
2006: 77.6 DEGREES
1961: 77.5 DEGREES
2000: 77.3 DEGREES
1996: 77.2 DEGREES
Did anywhere else have the hottest summer on record? All I know is that this was pretty much a no-brainer with how hot it's been. In addition, July was the hottest month on record (84.0 degrees) and August was the second-hottest on record (80.7 degrees was just below the record 80.8 degrees), and we just set the record for the warmest September night on record (with a chance for the warmest September day today). Luckily a cold front is expected after that.
FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE...JULY...AND AUGUST...CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMER...THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AT THE SALT LAKE CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WAS 79.3 DEGREES. THIS MAKES THE SUMMER OF 2007 THE HOTTEST ON RECORD. THE PREVIOUS RECORD WAS 78.6 DEGREES SET IN 1994. THIS SUMMER INCLUDED 17 DAYS WITH TEMPERATURES 100 DEGREES OR HIGHER... WHICH RANKS 2ND ALL-TIME...AND 47 DAYS OF 95 DEGREES OR HIGHER... WHICH RANKS 3RD ALL-TIME.
THE HOTTEST SUMMERS ON RECORD NOW STAND AS FOLLOWS:
2007: 79.3 DEGREES
1994: 78.6 DEGREES
2003: 78.2 DEGREES
1988: 77.7 DEGREES
2006: 77.6 DEGREES
1961: 77.5 DEGREES
2000: 77.3 DEGREES
1996: 77.2 DEGREES
Did anywhere else have the hottest summer on record? All I know is that this was pretty much a no-brainer with how hot it's been. In addition, July was the hottest month on record (84.0 degrees) and August was the second-hottest on record (80.7 degrees was just below the record 80.8 degrees), and we just set the record for the warmest September night on record (with a chance for the warmest September day today). Luckily a cold front is expected after that.