Summer 2015 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (climate, warm, recorded, rainfall)

[tommyFL]

The low this morning was 69 F. The lowest temp in an average July is 70 F.

[SeanMoneyhands]

No major fires yet in BC. Surprising, given how hot June was.

[Rozenn]

95°F in Paris at 9 pm, probably going to be a hot evening there.

[Shalop]

In Chicago today, the high temp so far today is 66F (19C). The average is 84F.

I love Chicago

Although, I'll admit that this is not a common occurence, even for Chicago. The record low max for July is only 65F, so to be within 1F of that must be quite rare, I would presume...

I'm talking about MDW, not ORD.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

95°F in Paris at 9 pm, probably going to be a hot evening there.

Don't you hate those kind of nights? lol. Hope everyone is dealing with it safely.

Current temps (10:30pm) place to be is at 11,444 feet in Pian Rosa.

Feels like 102°F there in Nevers? Yikes.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Its important to note that its not really night in Paris at that time because they use a timezone at least 2 hours ahead of solar noon.

Its more like 7pm so there would still be 2 more hours of daylight left.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

Its important to note that its not really night in Paris at that time because they use a timezone at least 2 hours ahead of solar noon.

Its more like 7pm so there would still be 2 more hours of daylight left.

What? It's 11pm in Paris right now. Certainly night.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Clearly you didn't read Rozen's message.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

Clearly you didn't read Rozen's message.

Yes, he posted that at 9:44pm his time, just before sunset for Paris, but it is still basically night. You were saying it's basically 7pm which is not true.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

It is true. It lies just east of the meridian so its actually more like 7.

The gmt +2 line goes through finland and greece almost 1000 miles to his east