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Looks like this might be the coldest July ever. 54 this morning, quite a few days in low 50's with hitting upper 40's as well and sometimes never hitting the 70's. Western Ohio
 
Been an unusually cool summer in Tx, too. Didn't break the 100 mark until late July. Some years we break 100 in May.

Unusually cool here now. Highs for next few days are in the 80's when we normally would be pushing the 100's. I'll take the cooler weather.
 
We have't broken 90 here in west Michigan this year. (Grand Rapids) according to the weather folks on TV. Unusual. Also enough rain that farmers using irrigation sparingly. Been a real trial getting hay dry to bale without rained on.
 
Being 5-7 hrs east of Leroy we have same weather pattern. Couple weeks ago was still in upper 70s to lower 80s when coming home (11-11:30 PM), past few days day highs in low to mid 70s and nite high 40s-low 50s. Had over 2" rain from Sat to Monday. There's one guy down road still trying to get 1st hay cutting done.
 
Just checked the thermometer 10:25am here at the lake of the Ozarks area of Missouri and it reads 68. It is also cloudy out and the grass is still covered with dew
 
They were talking earlier in the year about an early harvest time here in the midwest. The cooler weather will make for a later harvest this fall. Crops are looking great, but maturing more slowly.
 
Having one of our hottest days yet in Sask. Hitting just over 80 degrees and I am thinking of taking the afternoon off due to the heat and humidity. Got my baling done early this morning.
 
In my part of Texas we broke 100 one day. Stock tanks are full and grass is growing faster than you can cut it.Fields are full of hay bales. Odd but nice.
 
We have't broken 90 here in west Michigan this year. (Grand Rapids) according to the weather folks on TV. Unusual. Also enough rain that farmers using irrigation sparingly. Been a real trial getting hay dry to bale without rained on.
 


The weather channel said on the 29th of this month the coldest place in the United States, with exception of Mt. Washington, Nh. was Grand Haven, Mi. with 48 degrees. Average is 61.2.
 
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