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2008 Statistics
current thru September 4th, 2008

Hottest temperature ... 111.9°F on June 20th

First 90°F Day for 2008 occured on Apr 13th

First 100°F Day for 2008 occured on May 18th at: 1:56pm

Coldest temperature ... 30.0°F on January 18th

Lowest maximum ... 53.7°F on February 15th

Highest minimum ... 86.4°F on July 24th and Aug 1st

Maximum Wind Gust this year ... 40 mph on July 4th

Total rain so far this year ... 7.18 in.

Most rain in one day ... 1.52 in. on January 27th

Most rain in one month ... 2.85 in. in August

             
          2008        2008  AVERAGES °F  (RAIN)    2007    Extremes °F
          MONTH       MAX:  MIN:  MEAN:    in     MAX:  DATE: MIN:  DATE:
         ----------------------------------------------------------------
          JANUARY...  62.7  41.4  51.5  ( 2.41 )   71.6  1/04  30.0  1/18
          FEBRUARY..  67.2  43.0  54.5  ( 0.50 )   81.6  2/29  31.9  2/05
          MARCH.....  76.7  48.4  62.9  ( 0.00 )   85.4  3/25  39.3  3/04 
          APRIL.....  83.6  54.8  70.5  ( 0.00 )   94.7  4/14  47.1  4/10     
          MAY......   87.4  60.6  75.3  ( 0.11 )  106.8  5/19  51.0  5/23     
          JUNE.....  102.8  73.1  89.7  ( 0.00 )  111.9  6/20  62.9  6/06 
      
          JULY.....  101.7  80.4  91.4  ( 1.32 )  109.2  7/01  70.7  7/10        
          AUGUST.... 100.7  77.8  89.7  ( 2.85 )  110.1  8/01  70.0  8/26        
          SEPTEMBER.  98.7  75.4  87.6  ( 0.00 )  101.1  9/04  74.5  9/04        
          OCTOBER...                    ( 0.00 )        10/01       10/01      
          NOVEMBER..                    ( 0.00 )        11/01       11/01       
          DECEMBER..                    ( 0.00 )        12/01       12/01      
         ----------------------------------------------------------------
          YR TOTALS   85.7  60.3  73.5  ( 7.19 )  111.9  6/20  30.0  1/18


The number of days this year
the HIGH temperature was ...

Less than 50°F ... 0 days

Less than 60°F ... 17 days

Less than 70°F ... 54 days

90°F or more ..... 113 days

100°F or more .... 68 days

110°F or more .... 3 days

The number of days this year
the LOW temperature was ...

32°F or less ..... 2 days

45°F or less ..... 50 days

70°F or more ..... 85 days

80°F or more ..... 30 days

85°F or more ..... 3 days



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 Pepper Ridge North Valley Random Weather Facts

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In Arizona, typically, the heaviest rain falls during the summer thunderstorm season, or Monsoon, in our state. The rain can accumulate very quickly, resulting in flooded streets or washes, and can even cause deaths via flash flooding. In Phoenix, the greatest rainfall in a 24 hour period was 4.98 inches on July 1-2, 1911. This total is quite a bit less than the Arizona record of 11.4 inches, which fell on Workman Creek (near Globe) on September 4-5, 1970.

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