JULY 2010 - LINCOLN, NE


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Year 2010 Precipitation (in inches) compared to normal: red above normal, blue below normal

 
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
TOTAL
2010
0.82
0.99
1.77
 2.53 3.70 9.90 5.83
.
.
.
.
.
25.54
NORMAL
0.67
0.66
2.21
2.90
4.23
3.51
3.54
3.35
2.92
1.94
1.58
0.86
28.37
  Normal January 1 - June 30  precipitation = 14.18 inches.   Normal January 1 - July 31  precipitation = 17.72 inches. 
 

 

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Previous Month (June 2010 Lincoln Climate Data)

 

Lincoln Heat Wave Climatology  (Temperatures >= 90 F; and, >= 100 F)

 

Top ten wettest and top ten driest months (listed for each month)

 

The average July 2010 Lincoln temperature was 78.8 F which is normal

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ALL July 2010 high temperatures of  90 F or higher are in RED. 

   July 2010  MAX MIN MEAN DEP PREC
REC
PREC
REC
MAX
REC
MIN
 HDD CDD AVG
MAX		 AVG
MIN		 AVG
Mean
Thursday July 1 88 62 75 -1 0.00
4.86
108
45
0
 10
88
64
76
Friday July 2 90 64 77 0 0.00
1.24
108
50
0
 12
89
64
77
Saturday July 3 88 73 81 +4 T
1.20
108
49
0
 16
89
64
77
Sunday July 4 77 67 72 -5 1.71
2.44
110
47
0
 7
89
65
77
Monday July 5 80 64 72 -5 0.23
3.17
110
49
0
 7
89
65
77
Tuesday July 6 87 64 76 -1 0.00
2.61
105
49
0
 11
89
65
77
Wednesday July 7 80 68 74 -4 0.06
3.01
104
49
0
 9
89
66
78
Thursday July 8 81 63 72 -6 0.00
3.19
102
50
0
 7
89
66
78
Friday July 9 85 59 72 -6 0.00
2.14
104
49
0
 7
89
66
78
Saturday July 10 87 63 75 -3 T
2.40
103
48
0
 10
89
66
78
Sunday July 11 85 64 75 -3 1.66
2.97
107
51
0
 10
90
66
78
Monday July 12 80 68 74 -4 0.17
1.94
111
52
0
 9
90
66
78
Tuesday July 13 91 68 80 +2 0.00
1.26
108
50
0
 15
90
66
78
Wednesday July 14 96 74 85 +7 0.94
1.15
107
49
0
 20
90
66
78
Thursday July 15 85 68 77 -1 T
2.04
112
51
0
 12
90
66
78
Friday July 16 91 66 79 +1 T
1.56
109
50
0
 14
90
66
78
Saturday July 17 93 73 83 +5 0.12
1.55
112
49
0
 18
90
66
78
Sunday July 18 90 73 82 +4 0.03
2.56
108
50
0
 17
90
66
78
Monday July 19 87 73 80 +2 0.00
2.47
111
51
0
 15
90
66
78
Tuesday
July 20
 85 69 77 -1 0.86
1.77
110
54
0
 12
90
66
78
Wednesday July 21 84 72 78 0 0.05
1.70
107
50
0
 13
90
66
78
Thursday July 22 95 77 86 +8 0.00
1.47
105
53
0
 21
90
67
78
Friday July 23 91 76 84 +6 0.00
2.77
106
48
0
 19
90
67
78
Saturday July 24 84 68 76 -2 T
3.07
111
52
0
 11
90
67
78
Sunday July 25 84 62 73 -5 0.00
5.42
115
51
0
 8
90
67
78
Monday July 26 90 68 79 +1 0.00
2.91
109
49
0
 14
90
67
78
Tuesday July 27 93 72 83 +5 0.00
1.32
108
50
0
 18
90
67
78
Wednesday July 28 85 70 78 0 0.00
1.97
106
47
0
 13
90
67
78
Thursday July 29 89 70 80 +2 0.00
1.92
105
49
0
 15
90
66
78
Friday
July 30
 93 73 83 +5 T
1.58
106
46
0
 18
90
66
78
Saturday
July 31
 89 69 79 +1 0.00
1.28
105
50
0
 14
89
66
78
 
TOTAL
         5.83         402
 
 
 
 
AVERAGE
87.2
68.4
77.8
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
NORMAL
89.6
65.9
77.8
  
3.54
  
 
 
0
390
 
 
 
 
DEPARTURE
 -2.4 +2.5 0.0   +2.29         +12  
  
 

 
From the record books:

Warmest recorded JULY temperature, 115 F, July 25, 1936.
Coldest recorded JULY temperature, 45 F,  July 5, 1995.

AVERAGE AND TOTAL are JULY 2010.
NORMAL  (Norm) is the 1971-2000 Standard Normals.
DEPARTURE is JULY 2010 Average measured against 1971-2000 Normals.
MAX = Observed Maximum and MIN = Observed Minimum temperatures.
MEAN = Observed Mean Daily temperature.
DEP = Departure from normal ( _ = below normal, + above normal).
PREC = Observed daily precipitation (midnight to midnight, CST) in inches.
REC PREC = Record daily amount of precipitation in inches.
REC MAX = Record maximum temperature in deg. F.
REC MIN = Record Minimum temperature in deg. F.
HDD = heating degree day units (base of 65 degrees).
CDD = cooling degree day units (base of 65 degrees).
Norm MAX = Daily Normal High Temperature (1971-2000 Normals).
Norm MIN = Daily Normal Low Temperature (1971-2000 Normals).
Norm MEAN = Daily Normal Mean Temperature (1971-2000 Normals).


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