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Boy Named Summer




Ahhhh, July, when we become the heat dome's fool. As it meanders to the east and
west, those on the periphery of said torture dome get a chance of showers and
storms. The summer variety of storms, mind you...dump a ton of rain, then *POOF*!
That's what we see for the upcoming week as the heat dome once again build into
the Southern Plains and we're left holding a bag full of sultry. As we can see in
the unedited version of the 7-day forecast map, however, there are rain chances
around the edges of that heat dome, especially in the far southeastern parts of
the state.



They've gotten a bit down there, as well as other smaller areas scattered around
the state, as we went through last week's holiday.



Two inches in Cimarron County...that hits the spot! Other than that brief
flirtation with some rain, it's another steady march into triple-digit
territory through the week.



It's July, headed towards August.

BLAH!

Gary McManus
State Climatologist
Oklahoma Mesonet
Oklahoma Climatological Survey
(405) 325-2253
gmcmanus@mesonet.org

July 9 in Mesonet History

Record Value Station Year
Maximum Temperature 115°F BUFF 2009
Minimum Temperature 55°F KENT 2015
Maximum Rainfall 3.91″ OKCE 2014

Mesonet records begin in 1994.

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