Below-normal precipitation was observed in parts of the Southeast Interior and Panhandle while parts of the Northeast Gulf had their driest July on record.Īccording to the August 1 U.S.
Conditions were wetter than average across most of the state while parts of the North Slope were near normal during the month. Conversely, Vermont and Connecticut ranked second wettest for the month with seven additional states ranking among their top-10 wettest July on record.Īcross the state of Alaska, the average monthly precipitation was 3.51 inches, ranking in the middle third of the historical record. Idaho, Arizona and Minnesota each had their third-driest July on record, while two additional states had their top-10 driest July on record. Precipitation was above average across much of the Northeast, the Great Lakes and in central parts of the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Precipitation was below average across much of the West and in parts of the northern and southern Plains, Upper Mississippi Valley and Southeast. was 2.70 inches, 0.08 inch below average, ranking in the middle third of the 129-year record. The July precipitation total for the contiguous U.S. temperature-related energy demand during July was 208 percent of average and the sixth-highest value in the 129-year period of record. Temperatures were above average across most of the state while pockets of near-average temperatures were observed in south central and southwestern portions of the state.īased on NOAA's Residential Energy Demand Temperature Index (REDTI), the contiguous U.S. This ranked 5th warmest in the 99-year period of record for the state. The Alaska statewide July temperature was 56.1☏, 3.4☏ above the long-term average. An additional 15 states experienced a top-10 warmest July for nighttime temperatures.
Arizona, Maine, New Hampshire and Florida each ranked warmest July on record, while New Mexico, Louisiana and Massachusetts each ranked second warmest July on record. while near- or below-normal temperatures were observed across the central and northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Minimum temperatures were above average across much of the contiguous U.S. average minimum (nighttime) temperature during July was 62.7☏, 2.2☏ above the 20th century average, ranking 11th warmest July for overnight temperatures on record. Arizona and New Mexico ranked warmest July for daytime temperatures, while eight additional states ranked among their top-10 warmest July for daytime temperatures. Temperatures were below average in parts of the central and northern Plains and in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Maximum temperatures were above average across much of the West and in parts of the southern Plains, Gulf Coast and East Coast. average maximum (daytime) temperature during July was 88.7☏, 2.1☏ above the 20th century average, ranking 14th warmest July for daytime temperatures in the historical record. An additional 13 states ranked among their top-10 warmest July on record. Temperatures were above average from the West Coast to the southern Plains and along the Gulf and East coasts and in parts of the Great Lakes.įor the month of July, Arizona, New Mexico, Maine and Florida ranked warmest on record for July while Louisiana ranked second warmest on record. Generally, temperatures were below average in the central and northern Plains and Upper Midwest. average temperature during July was 75.7☏, 2.1☏ above average, ranking 11th warmest in the 129-year record.
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