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TYWKIWDBI by noreply@blogger.com (Minnesotastan) on 7/12/10
(the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) provides the above map, showing how the month of June ranked among all Junes for the past 116 years. Nationwide, it was the 8th-warmest June on record.
NOAA's State of the Climate report shows the June 2010 average temperature for the contiguous United States was 71.4 degrees F, which is 2.2 degrees F above the long-term average (1901-2000). The average precipitation for June was 3.33 inches, 0.44 inch above the long-term average.
The month was also wetter than average:
Where we live it was wet and warm, so our gardens have grown better than any we've had in the past ten years; it's mid-July and we haven't had to sprinkle the lawn yet.
Posted just as a curiosity; let's avoid rehashing all the climate change arguments in the Comments...
Via Paul Douglas' weather blog.
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