mhm. Everybody, I'm Mike,
believe that 2022 is half
month of July now and let
of our July weather, the
get snow up at the highes
you're heading up to hike
for that because it may c
a little hailstorm or a l
with temperatures droppin
can get hypothermic even
of the year. But july als
hail and heavy rainfall,
biggest threats on the pl
a wild ride. The tornado
drop off a little bit, bu
severe hailstorms have oc
month of july, no snow ha
history. Back to the 18 s
the driest july ever was
inch of rain in july 1901
in 1965 with 6.41 inches
precipitation is a little
rain during the month. No
temperature, 105, July 20
fourth of july is the rec
that's in 1903. The highs
88 on the first month. Th
31st, the average lows ar
61 by the end of the mont
activity, heavy rain and
primary threats, tornadoe
bit, but we can get some
witnessed the july 11th 1
of the most costly in Col
When it hit the Denver ar
we're seeing more super h
begins to warm and over t
since 1970 we've seen an
days on average, with hig
higher and 25 days more d
that reach 90 degrees or
continues to warm up, Lig
hazard. This is one of th
It's one of the biggest w
have in the state. If you
you are at risk and be es
far as hiking because you
up in those mountains. Wh
begin to build something
threat, mudslides from de
off areas and flash flood
an area of unknown depth
of water can carry away a
gets taken away by a flas
float like a boat, it goe
move to higher ground imm
to be a weather spotter,
which is the community co
and snow study started ri
back in the late 19 ninet
about 20,000 weather spot
get a rain gauge, a hail
learn how to measure snow
on becoming a Kocoras, vo
dot c O C O R A H S dot o
fun and if you're a wheth
it. Now our la nina conti
water in the equatorial p
drive the jet stream patt
does is brings us more of
jet stream flow, tending
flow a little bit. We're
that we might get a fairl
up in the next 4-6 weeks.
we probably will not see
So what are we expecting?
outlook for July warmer t
the central United States
little fledgling monsoon
from Arizona New Mexico.
crossed. It'll be nice to
moisture help us ease the
that we have, which remai
across the west, especial
in New Mexico and out to
Nevada and California. So
wouldn't be the worst thi
the dry conditions that w
us up for the potential f
because we have the heat
get the dry conditions an
form wildfire conditions
more big fires. We've see
change and over the cours
50 years, we're seeing mo
days. More of those bigge
weather days are the hot,
they're increasing, espec
state of colorado and out
How about that seasonal o
august september, still c
than average and drier th
But again, that fledgling
indicate a little bit dow
Arizona, let's go keep in
change connection from th
fuels that increases carb
atmosphere trapping heat,
to get warmer. All of thi
setting wildfires, the he
the shrinking snow and ic
activity. We have seen ou
go up about 2.5 degrees F
70 years with a greater i
northern regions and the
areas. And that is due to
fuel burning and carbon d
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And it'll just take about
more about our changing c
month of july and be safe