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that July wu winner than June allowing it to exceed June’* overall temperature by just .5 degrees.

Precipitation this July was over four times the amount we received last July. Last year’s total was only .88 inches compared to this year’s 8.46 inches. Most of the rain this July came in Mweli doses with the heaviest amount falling on July 2 (.90 inches).

With June and July offering somewhat of a “flip flop” temperature arrangement, what about August? Are those sweltering August temperatures out there?

Last August brought 10 days of 90-degree temperatures (five during the first nine days) and a reading of 90 degrees on August 20.

July fooled us. Only one day with temperatures in the 90’s. Last July had 16 such days. That’s the way mother nature is.

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