July maximum temperatures were above average by up to 10°F for the first and last weeks of the month. A new record high of 103°F was set on the 24th; this is 1° greater than 1928 record. Although minimum temperatures started out below normal, they rose to above normal mid-month. The average high temperature and the average low temperature were four degrees and half a degree above normal, respectively. No new low records were set this month.
We had 0.04 inches of rain this month- over half an inch below normal. No new records were set this month. Total water year precipitation (since October 1) is 95% of normal.
Table 1 - daily data recorded at the Hyslop Experiment Station.
Table
2 - access to the daily data recorded at the Corvallis Agri-Met
Automated Station. You choose the station and parameters.
Summary: Parameter Observed Dep.* Parameter Observed Dep.* Average maximum temperature 85.5 4.3 Days with measurable precip. 1 -2.6 Average minimum temperature 52.2 0.4 Days with .10" or more precip. 0 -1.5 Monthly precipitation 0.04 -0.53 Days with .50" or more precip. 0 -0.3 Growing degree days @ 50F 591 89 Days with 1" or more precip. 0 0.0 * departure from 1971-00 normal
Looking ahead to August:
Maxima rise to about 82°
Minima rise to about 52°
Average precipitation is 0.73 inches
There are an average of 4 days with measurable precipitation
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