July in Norfolk was the coldest on record
August 12, 2009
Filed under Canada, Ontario
Tags: Canada, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold July, cold record, cold summer, coldest July, cool july, cool summer, Delhi, Environment Canada, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Norfolk, Ontario, record cold, temperature, temperatures, unusual cold, unusually cold, weather
July in Norfolk was the coldest on record
http://simcoereformer.ca
August 11, 2009
A July that saw many people trading sweaters for swimsuits will go down as the coldest on record.
The average temperature for the month, as recorded at the Delhi weather station (the most complete data recorder in the area), was 18 Celsius. That is almost three degrees off the normal of 20.9C for the month and the coolest July since records started in 1934. The previous record was 18.3C, which was set in 1965.
Coldest July on record throughout Midwest (except Cleveland)
August 4, 2009
Filed under USA
Tags: Akron, brrr, Chicago, chilly, Cincinnati, climate, climate change, cold, cold July, cold record, cold summer, Columbus, cool, cool july, cool summer, Dayton, detroit, Flint, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Great Lakes, Indianapolis, Madison, Mansfield, michigan, Midwest, National Climatic Data Center, Northeast, Ohio, record cold, Saginaw, temperature, temperatures, Toledo, unusual cold, unusually cold, weather, Youngstown
Coldest July on record throughout Midwest (except Cleveland)
http://blog.cleveland.com
August 03, 2009
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Record or near-record cold swept much of the middle part of the nation in July — with some records being broken from the 1860s — but a late-month rally in Northeast Ohio left the area barely in the top 20 for coldest July on record.Other areas — from Cincinnati to Madison, Wisc. — broke cold records and even Ohio cities such as Akron, Toledo, Youngstown, Columbus and Dayton came close to their historic marks.
FREMONT – Not since 1891 has July been so cool.
July 26, 2009
Filed under Ohio, USA
Tags: brrr, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold July, cold record, cold summer, cold temperatures, cool, cool july, cool summer, elusive summer, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Ohio, record cold, record cold July, summer, temperature, temperatures, Toledo, unusual cold, unusually cold, USA, weather
July on track to be record cool
http://www.thenews-messenger.com
July 25, 2009
FREMONT — Not since 1891 has July been so cool.
NYC fails to reach 85°F in June – first time since 1916
July 15, 2009
Filed under New York, USA
Tags: brrr, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold June, cold record, cold summer, cool, cool july, cool summer, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, New York City, NYC, record cold, temperature, temperatures, unusual cold, unusually cold, USA, weather
NYC fails to reach 85°F in June – first time since 1916
http://wattsupwiththat.com
13 07 2009
…CENTRAL PARK HAS NOT HIT 85 DEGREES IN THE MONTH OF JUNE THIS YEAR.
THE LAST TIME THIS OCCURRED WAS BACK IN 1916. THIS HAS ONLY OCCURRED
2 OTHER TIMES…1903 AND 1886…
Regina Beats 92-Year-Old Record Low
July 12, 2009
Filed under Canada, Saskatchewan
Tags: brrr, Canada, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold July, cold lows, cold record, cold summer, cold-weather pattern, cool, cool july, cool summer, Craven, Environment Canada, Estevan, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, record cold, record low, record low temperatures, Regina, Saskatchewan, summer, temperature, temperatures, unusual cold, unusually cold, weather
Record Cold in Regina, Estevan
http://www.newstalk650.com
July 11, 2009
Regina Beats 92-Year-Old Record Low
For people camping at Craven, or elsewhere, it was a chilly start to the weekend in parts of southern Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada meteorologist Jean Theriault (TERR-ee-oh) says Regina broke the record cold temperature for July 11.
“3.1 recorded this morning, the previous record was 3.9, an old one, recorded in 1917,” Theriault said Saturday morning.
