Updated: @05-Sep-2008 6:30am -
Time of next full Update: 6:35 AM (See: Real-time Graphs)
Dawn
Last Rain: 0.01 in. on: Aug 31st, 2008 -- Consecutive Days Without Rain: 5 Days
Temperature:
73.6°F
Comfort Index:
Comfortable
Feels Like:
77
Temp Rate:
/hr
24 Hours Ago:
75.9°F
24 Hour Difference:
-2.3 °F
THW Index:
Heat Index:
77.2
Humidity & Barometer
Humidity:
44%
Dewpoint:
50.3 °F
Barometer:
29.71 in
Baro Trend:
Rising
Wind
Wind Direction & Speed:
Calm --- at:
mph
10 Min Wind Average:
- mph
Gusts:
0.0
Peak Gust Last Hr:
2.0 mph
Max Gust Today:
5.0 mph
at: 1:09am
Max Gust this Month:
12.0 mph on: September 3
Current Wind Chill:
73.6
UV Index/Solar Radiation
UV Index:
0.0 None
Solar Radiation:
25 W/m2 (34% of max)
Current Rainfall Data
Today's Rain:
0.00
Today's E.T.
0.02 in
Rain Yesterday:
0.000
Current Rain Rate:
0.00/hr
Today's High Rain Rate:
0.000 in/hr at 5:00pm
Rain in the last 24 hrs:
0.000 in
Monthly Rain Todate:
0.000
Normal Rain Month Todate*:
0.06 in
Rain Year Todate:
7.189
Normal Rain Year Todate*:
7.55 in
Dep. From Normal*:
(0.36) in
Date of Last Rain:
9/1/2008 @
1:24 AM
Days since Last Rain:
5 Days
Today's Weather Extremes
Temperature Extremes
High Temperature:
82.1°F
at: 12:00am
Low Temperature:
73.4°F
at: 6:22am
24 Hour Avg Temp:
88.3°F
Yesterday's High:
101.1°F
at: 3:41pm
Yesterday's Low:
74.5°F
at: 4:28am
Humidity / Dewpoint Extremes
High Humidity:
44%
at: 6:12am
Low Humidity:
34%
at: 12:00am
Average Humidity:
31.0 %
High Dewpoint:
51.8°F
at: 12:55am
Low Dewpoint:
48.1°F at 5:58am
This Month's Extremes
Monthly High Temperature:
101.1°F
on: September 4
Monthly Low Temperature:
73.4°F
on: September 5
Almanac
Sunrise:
6:05am
Sunset:
6:48pm
Moonrise:
11:56am
Moonset:
9:13pm
UV and Solar Radiation Extremes
High UV Index:
0.0 None at:
12:00am
High Solar Radiation:
25 W/m2
at: 6:29am
Additional Extremes
Daily Low Wind Chill:
73.4°F
at: 6:22am
Daily High Heat Index:
80.9°F
at: 12:00am
Barometer Extremes
High Barometer:
29.706 in/Hg at: 6:28am
Low Barometer:
29.631 in/Hg at:
12:03am
Average Barometer:
29.667 in/Hg
* Normals and Record Extremes are updated daily at 12:00 am MST
Forecast /Moon
Tonight
Clear
Lo 75°F
Waxing Crescent Moon
29%
Illuminated
6 Hour Histories from the Pepper Ridge North Valley Weather Station
Member of the:
Pepper Ridge North Valley Random Weather Facts
SEVERE WEATHER
Most of the severe weather is seen in the Phoenix Metro area, occurs durning the Monsoon, usually associated with our summer Thunderstorms, and damage is usually caused by micro bursts--not tornadoes. A "micro burst" is a small area of rapidly descending air beneath a thunderstorm. When the descending air hits the ground, it quickly spreads out in all directions, causing very strong, straight-line winds. These winds are commonly as strong as 40-60 mph but can exceed 100 mph at times. Micro bursts occur over a rather small space-scale, typically the area affected is less than 2.5 miles in diameter.::
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