With no major cooling in sight, Montgomery may set a number of heat records this year, including consecutive scorching days.
In 2010 there were 56 consecutive days with highs above 90, beating the previous 1986 record of 52 days.
Today will be the 9th day in a row of 90+ temps, and the highs for the next ten days are all in the mid to upper 90's. The start of a new record?
Summer starts two weeks from tomorrow--- on June 20 at 6:09pm.
[The photo was taken on 7/26 of 2010.]
In 2010 there were 56 consecutive days with highs above 90, beating the previous 1986 record of 52 days.
Today will be the 9th day in a row of 90+ temps, and the highs for the next ten days are all in the mid to upper 90's. The start of a new record?
Summer starts two weeks from tomorrow--- on June 20 at 6:09pm.
[The photo was taken on 7/26 of 2010.]
And there are still folks who deny that global warming is happening.
ReplyDeleteAnd those folks include most of our elected Congress-persons.