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US October afternoon temperatures steadily increased until the record warm year of 1963, but have since been much lower. During October, 1963 thirty-two states recorded temperatures over 90F Twenty-three states have recorded October temperatures over 100F, and every state except … Continue reading →

April temperatures in the US peaked in 1915 and have been declining ever since. The past five years have been close to record cold. Since the year 2000, the frequency of warm April days has plummeted.

Prior to about 1940, June 19 used to frequently be a hot day in the US, but June 19 temperatures have been declining since the 19th century. One notable exception being 1988, during the week when James Hansen gave his … Continue reading →

Prior to 60 years ago, June 11 was often a very hot day in the US, but hot weather on this date is unusual now outside of the desert southwest.   The trend is not just for June 11, but … Continue reading →

The US is starting March with record cold, but March used to be a warm month. 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. Toto spent last March in Philadelphia Toto spent March 2015 in Maryland, when the Potomac and Chesapeake … Continue reading →

August 24th afternoon temperatures have been declining in the US for a century, as has been the likelihood of hot weather. This date in 1922 and 1936 brought temperatures over 110 degrees to the central portions of the US. Prior … Continue reading →

Over the past century, August 5th afternoon temperatures have declined sharply in the US. They peaked in 1930 at 93 degrees, with last year about ten degrees cooler. The years 1918, 1930 and 1934 were extremely hot on August 5th. … Continue reading →

US August 4th afternoon temperatures peaked in 1930, and have been declining ever since. On August 4th, 1930 and 1947 huge swaths of the US were over 100 degrees. 05 Aug 1947, 1 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com 04 Aug … Continue reading →

August 3 US afternoon temperatures peaked in 1930, and have been declining ever since. On this date in 1930, it was 113 degrees in Nebraska; 112 in South Dakota, Oklahoma and Kansas; 111 in Missouri, 110 in Iowa and Arkansas, … Continue reading →

July 31 afternoon temperatures have been declining in the US for a century, with the hottest year being 1917 when almost half of the US was over 95 degrees. On July 31, 1954 there were 100 degree temperatures coast to … Continue reading →