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To: TigerPaw who wrote (75790)	8/8/2006 10:20:12 AM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) of 362302

Sweltering July was 2nd hottest on record Mon Aug 7, WASHINGTON - Folks who sweated through last month's blistering heat wave may be surprised to know it was only the second hottest July on record for the United States. More than 2,300 daily temperature records were broken from coast to coast, and the average temperature for the 48 contiguous states was 77.2 degrees Fahrenheit, the National Climatic Data Center reported Monday. July 1936 still holds the record at 77.5, while July 1934 fell to third place at 77.1, the agency said. The average July temperature is 74.3 degrees based on records going back to 1901. Overall, the first seven months of 2006 were the warmest January-July of any year in the United States on record.

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