June (July) 2020 Weather Discussion for the PNW

[Deweydog]

It was toasty. Enough to deflect us to a cooler location. Regionally speaking.

Your PDX obsession is unfortunate.

[BLI snowman]

Looks like you’ll have to wait another 11 days or so. But that’s about as predictable as sun angles so take that with a BIG grain of salt.

 

Can't wait for the Clark County Fair and the games in Tokyo! 32 days of upcoming fun!

[Jesse]

Your PDX obsession is unfortunate.

Focusing the nearest major station to me is SO DUMB.

 

Anyway, I think you’ve more than made up for my recent transgressions toward your protected class of preference pals at this point. Hackles down!

[Deweydog]

Can't wait for the Clark County Fair and the games in Tokyo! 32 days of upcoming fun!

T Mobile August sunsets as a backdrop to increasingly-irrelevant baseball are second to none.

[MossMan]

Ran home for lunch...Was a little chilly when I walked in the house.

 

81 outside!

[Deweydog]

Focusing the nearest major station to me is SO DUMB.

 

Anyway, I think you’ve more than made up for my recent transgressions toward your protected class of preference pals at this point. Hackles down!

Jesse getting hot and bothered about something??? Must be a day ending in y! Lolz!!!

[Jesse]

[Jesse]

Ran home for lunch...Was a little chilly when I walked in the house.

81 outside!

I doubt you actually ran.

[MossMan]

I doubt you actually ran.

No but I could have! I only live .8 miles from work. Would have been toasty on a day like today though.

[Deweydog]

[MossMan]

My kids would tantrum themselves to sleep sometimes.

Wish mine would.

[Jesse]

My kids would tantrum themselves to sleep sometimes.

Sounds like the dewdrops don’t drop far from the dew!

[Jesse]

I think pdx is going to hit at least 90 today.

Please don’t insult me.

I am going with 93.

[TT-SEA]

No but I could have! I only live .8 miles from work. Would have been toasty on a day like today though.

You live .8 miles from I-5?

 

I did not realize it went up 7,000 feet that fast up there when you go east of I-5.

 

That is .8 miles by land and 1.5 miles straight up correct? Tough walk!

[Omegaraptor]

Looks like fire season might be officially underway in NorCal. The Hog Fire west of Susanville is currently at 6000 acres burned with no containment. NWS Reno has issued a Red Flag warning for strong outflow winds tomorrow, so this could quickly turn into something much worse. Highways have closed and evacuations are taking place.

 

In other news, Hillsboro has hit 90.

[Deweydog]

Sounds like the dewdrops don’t drop far from the dew!

Night shift?

[Jesse]

Night shift?

I’m getting bored with this too.

[Phil]

[Phil]

[Deweydog]

[TacomaWaWx]

78 here...not as warm as I thought it would be at my house.

[Omegaraptor]

And conveniently, Shawnigan has been AWOL all day.

 

 

 

Maybe that's why Snowsquall is gone as well. On his way down to Lassen County to watch the fire.

[TT-SEA]

78 here...not as warm as I thought it would be at my house.

 

 

85 at SEA... 86 here.

[TacomaWaWx]

85 at SEA... 86 here.

79 now. Feels like summer!

[MossMan]

You live .8 miles from I-5?

 

I did not realize it went up 7,000 feet that fast up there when you go east of I-5.

 

That is .8 miles by land and 1.5 miles straight up correct? Tough walk!

7,000ft in .8 miles would be a hell of a hike!

[MossMan]

Sounds like the dewdrops don’t drop far from the dew!

I so hope you are planning on having kids...

[Phil]

85 at SEA... 86 here.

+12 on the high.

 

Our 99°F today was only +10.

 

#NormalSummerWeather

[MossMan]

A hefty +12 on the high.

Has dropped to 80 here.

[TT-SEA]

+12 on the high.

 

Our 99°F today was only +10.

 

#NormalSummerWeather

 

More info from troll boy!   Today is about as normal as the 60-degree high with rain that we had earlier in the month.   But we have some 60-degree rain and some days in the 80s almost every July.   Both are pretty normal weather events here.

 

Normal is average of temps on both ends of the spectrum.    I am sure you must know this Phil.   

 

Its been a cooler than normal July through yesterday... and Wednesday through Friday of this week will probably end up below normal.    

 

[Jesse]

I so hope you are planning on having kids...

Don’t most people wait until after they retire at the age of 40?

[TT-SEA]

Man, that Puget Sound breeze really helps keep your temperature in check. 91 here.

 

Microclimates even in summer. Never a dull moment in the PNW.

 

 

SEA has NW12G17... biting cold air coming right off the Sound.    87 degrees there.

 

I am sure its all UHI though.    I bet its actually 67 at Sea-Tac.     87 here as well... but I live in a concrete jungle.      

[MossMan]

Don’t most people wait until after they retire at the age of 40?

Yes!

[TigerWoodsLibido]

Up to 95F here in Springfield. Hottest day of the year and our 6th reading above 90F. Going to be another warmer than average month.

[Omegaraptor]

Another over-performance miracle in the South Willamette Valley! *yawn*

 

Guess I picked the right time to come back to CA for a while. It's 82º IMBY here today.

What are the averages at your location in Tujunga? I can’t seem to find very accurate data.

[Jesse]

Up to 91 here. Will be glad for a slight cool down tomorrow.

[Omegaraptor]

[TacomaWaWx]

Man, that Puget Sound breeze really helps keep your temperature in check. 91 here.

 

Microclimates even in summer. Never a dull moment in the PNW.

Got up to 81 a few minutes ago now it’s 80. Only the 4th 80+ day this year and the warmest temp of the year as well.

[TT-SEA]

Well, aren't you on just a little tear today. Feathers have been ruffled, it appears.

 

Bickering about weather preferences has been known to do that to you... Maybe take a break and jet ski a bit.

Wasn't directed at you.

 

And I don't really care about it. I just like getting Phil riled up!

[Jesse]

July averages for my 28-year POR are 87 / 63.

 

Other months available upon request.

Should be close to Portland’s July average for the 2001-2030 POR.

[Front Ranger]

7,000ft in .8 miles would be a hell of a hike!

Phil has done twice that in western MD. With 10x the humidity.