Time for my 19th week of weather station data! No lost data this week (thankfully).
The temperatures rose to a peak, with the high temperature on Saturday afternoon of 101.1 F. We had a low temperature of 64.6 F on Tuesday morning. The dewpoints step increased on Wednesday evening, jumping to nearly 50 F. They remained in the mid to upper 40s F the rest of the week.
There was 0.03″ of rain on Wednesday, and another 0.01″ on Saturday night.
The wind chart shows light winds, with a diurnal component (in speed and direction). The strongest winds and the strongest gust (32 mph) was on Wednesday afternoon.
The high pressure was 30.14 in Hg (~1021 mb) on Friday morning, and the lowest pressure was on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, dropping down to 29.94 in Hg (~1014 mb). We have been under relatively high pressure, even in the afternoons.
There was some sunshine every day, though afternoon and evening clouds limited some of the sun’s power.
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