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Meteorological Summer Climate Summary
Temperatures across the region will remain near to below normal for the workweek, with additional cooling possible by the weekend. This will also result in the HeatRisk remaining in the Minor to very localized Moderate category. Storm activity will be very limited (below 10%) through mid week with chances returning by the end of the week.
With August wrapped up we can now take a close look at how August fared. Phoenix came in 4th for the hottest August on record, meanwhile El Centro tied for the warmest, and Yuma came in as the hottest August on record. Additionally the average high temperature was 4-6.4 degrees above normal, and the average low at each site was between 7-9 degrees above normal. The only factor that was not above normal was the precipitation totals, however Phoenix was only 0.03" below the normal.
With August wrapped up that also concludes the meteorological summer season (June-August). Phoenix tied for second hottest, while Yuma and El Centro came in at the 2nd hottest summer on record. The average high, low and mean temperatures were all several degrees above normal, while precipitation totals were below normal.
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