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In NJ it ranges between 30 and 39 degrees celsius, that's between about 85 degrees and 102 degrees in real life, and is very humid during the day. The early evenings often bring thunderstorms. Nighttime is less hot, but still very humid. Man I love NJ!

Either overcast, or between 20-30C where I am. VERY humid at night, but colder.

Early morning fog, rolling back to the ocean then burning off by noon or 1pm, cool evenings, sometimes getting a little cold. Sometimes cloud cover will roll in for a few days. Warm days, never much higher than 90-95 degrees F, usually around 85. I don't know from C.

Upper 90s - 110s, 100% humidity. Hot, muggy, generally intolerable.

Keeps the tourists away.

100% humidity.

...Atlantis?

Upper 90's to a 100 degrees f, way too humid.

very dry and hot

Often 100F to 110F

I like it

Hot and humid, with occasional nighttime thundershowers.

Summers are nice here, which makes up for our lousy winters. Highs about 80F (27C) lows around 57F (14C). It rains a fair amount, but this is the only time of year it almost never snows.

Oppressive as hell. Very similar to NJ, from your description.

Is it this hot in hell?

Humid and hot, when you can see the heat come out of your car and off the streets.

hot and humid in Tennessee

yesterday the rain was pretty warm... i walked outside to leave work and rain had just begun.

usually when there's rain, the weather cools... but cripes, it had to be over 90 and with the rain it was humid as hell... we had humidity yesterday of something like 75%.

today the humidity was only around 65%. lol

one inactive minute spent outside... and you start sweating.

open up the car door... instant sweat from the heat blast.

one thing that pisses me off is this:

when it's in the 40s in January and pouring down cold-ass rain, such crappy weather is often accompanied by strong winds.

when it's summer and the temps are in the 90s and it feels like it's over 100 with the god-awful humidity, there's almost NEVER any wind, let alone a nice little cool breeze to help you feel less miserable.

Often freezing at night. Very hot in the day-time. Cool in the mornings and warm in the evenings.

I just love making this stuff up... :D

Is it this hot in hell?

Humid and hot, when you can see the heat come out of your car and off the streets.

I can beat that. I've seen asphalt MELT here. Weather's usually 'round 100 'ere. August, it starts cooling off slowly, but June/July is when it peaks.

...Atlantis?

The Houston area. It's a shithole.

Usually 75-85 F, but less than 70 F at night. Usually not too muggy. The advantage of living in the mountains.

Better than in Baghdad - recent reports are that just touching metal will burn you.

Centigrade 12 to 18 degrees maximum 2 to 10 degrees minimum. Grey, overcast, little wind, a lot of rain. But then it is mid winter here. (January is glue your sandals to the road as the tarmac grabs you weather. Bare feet = second degree burns.)

Sub-Antarctic weather for me, not snowy just cold, wet and windy.

In NJ it ranges between 30 and 39 degrees celsius, that's between about 85 degrees and 102 degrees in real life, and is very humid during the day. The early evenings often bring thunderstorms. Nighttime is less hot, but still very humid.
Like today, wasn't it?

Summer in Rimouski.

During the day:
Very high variations, depending on the direction of the wind.
Wind from the west: shitty weather, storms, mild temperatures, 25C to 35C
Wind from the east (or no wind): nice, few clouds, 20C to 30C
Wind from the north: clear sky, cold, 15C to 25C

During the night:
We get string winds as soon as the sun sets, and temperature is constant at 15-20C.

We get fog banks that last 3-4 days sometimes. But we also get the most gorgeous sunsets of the planet.

Summer is short, but automn is long and colorful.
The worse months here are april, may. It's like nature tries to whip your ass with a massive moodswing attack.

Being by Lake Erie, we get two seasons, summer and winter. Usually they are like this:

Summer: Burning hot with little rain. Quite often sunny, but not windy unless the weather is changing. 80's-90's daily. This year has been rather hot, so most days test 85-90.

Winter: Bitter cold, heavy snow and wind. Cloudy often, with freak cold snaps well in to April (We had snow in late April!). November is rainy, with snow starting usually in December. Temps from -10 to 30's, usually around 10-15 in December/January.

Fall and Spring: Usually short, with little gradual transition. Rainy and cloudy.

In NJ it ranges between 30 and 39 degrees celsius, that's between about 85 degrees and 102 degrees in real life, and is very humid during the day. The early evenings often bring thunderstorms. Nighttime is less hot, but still very humid. Man I love NJ!

Same. Damn, I hate Minnesota. Way too hot in the summer, way too cold in the winter.

Life in west Texas...hot and dry..sometimes we get some thunderstorms, those are cool..and being in the Permian Basin we don't get tornadoes...unfortunately. I would love to see one just once, so I can take pictures.

In Indiana we have 3-4 lava flows through the town every day, sometimes an earthquake uproots a city, and often an avalanche falls from the 25,000 foot peaks that overshadow most of the state. An occasional blizzard burys Indiapolis in 6 or 7 feet of snow.

Actually its 85-90, humid, and thuderstorms are frequen

A lot of sun, a lot of rain, and the occasional typhoon to spice things up a little.

Temperatures ranging from 28 to 35.

BEST TIME OF THE YEAR! :D

Sundays: 85-95 F, upper 90% humidity, generally unpleasant

Mondays: 70-75, 40% humidity, lovely

Tuesdays: 70-75, 40% humidity, gale force winds

Wednesdays: 40-55, 25% humidity, morning frost

Thursdays: 65-70, 100% humidity, torrential downpour

Fridays: 95-105, 5% humidity, pool weather

Saturdays: 85-95 F, upper 90% humidity, begin the cycle anew

Weather in New England is schizophrenic.

Cold, wet and fucking windy.

Sundays: 85-95 F, upper 90% humidity, generally unpleasant

Mondays: 70-75, 40% humidity, lovely

Tuesdays: 70-75, 40% humidity, gale force winds

Wednesdays: 40-55, 25% humidity, morning frost

Thursdays: 65-70, 100% humidity, torrential downpour

Fridays: 95-105, 5% humidity, pool weather

Saturdays: 85-95 F, upper 90% humidity, begin the cycle anew

Weather in New England is schizophrenic

Tell me about it! Up here in Maine: Last weekend -- 95F, sunny and humid. This weekend -- 70F and rain.

Tell me about it! Up here in Maine: Last weekend -- 95F, sunny and humid. This weekend -- 70F and rain.
better than 20 straight days of 100+F degrees and no rain. This week it's been around 110-115F, no rain and a good chance of hot weather tomarrow. Usually we're pretty consistent until the monsoon. Then it's anything; a pleasant 90+ with rain one minute then 117 and sunny the next.

It's winter here, so cold & wet. The coldest it gets is probably 2-3 C overnight.

central Ohio is the same as what was described in the first post. The Los Angeles area is hot and dry, in the 90's F, with most of the plants going through their dormant time of the year

Wild variations - one day it could be 25C and very sunny, another it could be 20C, overcast and oppressively humid. Right now it's pretty cold, but sunny. I think it's going to be a humid day.

Montréal, Québec

+30*C in summer, feel much more worst because of humidity and smog
-30*C in winter, feel much more worst because of humidity and wind

Here in the greater Seattle are, it's sunny with puffy clouds and 75 degrees Fahren-- whup, hang on. Check that, it's 64 and overcast with a breeze out of the no-- nope, wait a minute. Okay, it's 90 degrees with a relative humidity that, while not like, say, Kobe in Japan, is high enough to make you think you're inside a human lung because of an obstinate high pressure are that -- aw nuts, hang on again....

Okay, now it's raining. Hard. Thunder, lightning, the whole enchilada. Not rain like they get in Texas, but hard enough to make you seek shelter...and it's never warm rain on this side of the Cascades. Warm rain'll fall in Yakima or Spokane, but you can count how often in the summer on a retired shop teacher's hand. Mostly you get high winds like Spokane did last week. Sustained 77mph winds without a minor hurricane/tornado is almost unfair -- you should get to see something meteorologically interesting for the price of repairing your roof or replacing your tree-crushed car.

So the short answer to "what's the weather like in July/August" here in the Pacific Northwest is "wait a few hours -- it'll change." Though of course, all patters have their exceptions -- and if we all keep burning coal, those'll become the norm.

In Prince Rupert BC, Canada (the city I live), the normal temperature usually get for summer is between 15 to 21 degrees celcius. However, the weather we now get this summer is between 18 to 35 degrees celcius.

Very abnormal!

like a rainforest but colder and cloudier

Dry and sunny/a bit cloudy, mostly. Overcast for days every once in a while leading to thuinderstorms. (52% of day in a year are overcast here.) Highs of about 30C, which is considered absolutely sweltering.

North Pole, Alaska :eek:

Temperature/weather's never really the same from year to year with global warming and other different variables, but I'd say when it's not dry and full of smoke from the nearby fires, it's either a clear sunny day :cool: or raining with some thunderstorms. Very easy to get dehydrated. Average temp is probably 65F-95F. (big gap, but this area is full of extremes because it's in the middle of nowhere ;) )

In NJ it ranges between 30 and 39 degrees celsius, that's between about 85 degrees and 102 degrees in real life, and is very humid during the day. The early evenings often bring thunderstorms. Nighttime is less hot, but still very humid. Man I love NJ!


I'm in NJ too. Some really wild thunder & lightning last eve. Its supposed to be a perfect holiday weekend, but its still overcast and humid as of right now.

somedays it rains, then it may rain...the wether varies between rain and rain with the average temperature being....rain....... :eek:

It's almost 3am here, and according to the weather website it's:
Temperature = 27C
Relative Humidity = 88%

And that's probably the coolest it'll get for the next 2 months. Tomorrow it's meant to be a lovely sunny day, which is something. There's been massive thunderstorms here over the last 3-4 weeks, aside from 2 days of sun last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Here's the prediction for next week:
03 Jul Sun
FINE AND HOT. ONE OR TWO ISOLATED SHOWERS DURING THE DAY.
27 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

04 Jul Mon
FINE AND HOT. ONE OR TWO ISOLATED SHOWERS.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

05 Jul Tue
FINE AND HOT.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

06 Jul Wed
FINE AND HOT.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

07 Jul Thu
FINE AND HOT.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

08 Jul Fri
FINE AND HOT. ONE OR TWO ISOLATED SHOWERS.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 90 %

09 Jul Sat
FINE AND HOT. ONE OR TWO SHOWERS.
28 - 32 oC
70 - 85 %

Nothing if not consistent.

Weather around here's generally warm(highs are between 80 and 90 degrees F) and humid, with the occasional thunderstorm that wakes you up at one in the morning. The wind varies between little to no wind and a nice breeze. It's usually partly cloudy or clear, although it does grey up once in a while(usually before the aforementioned thunderstorms).

Right now it's 70 degrees F, partly cloudy, with winds blowing at 12mph with gusts at 17mph, and 53% humidity. Tommorow's supposed to have possible thunderstorms, with a high of 83F and a low of 63F, and winds from 10 to 20 mph. Lovely...@_@

For the rest of the week(and two days)...
Mon
Jul 4 Partly Cloudy
High 85°/Low 63° 20% chance of rain

Tue
Jul 5 Partly Cloudy
High 79°/Low 60° 20% chance of rain

Wed
Jul 6 Mostly Sunny
High 79°/Low 63° 20% chance of rain

Thu
Jul 7 Partly Cloudy
High 87°/Low 65° 20% chance of rain

Fri
Jul 8 Partly Cloudy
High 90°/Low 68° 20% chance of rain

Sat
Jul 9 Partly Cloudy
High 90°/Low 65° 0% chance of rain

Sun
Jul 10 Sunny
High 86°/Low 66° 0% chance of rain

Mon
Jul 11 Partly Cloudy
High 86°/Low 63° 0% chance of rain

Looks pretty nice, actually. Well, aside from the heat...

Upper 90s - 110s, 100% humidity. Hot, muggy, generally intolerable.

Keeps the tourists away.Ah, Houston.
Los Angeles with the climate of Calcutta. :p

Humid, the mercury usually tops above 100, peaking in august at around 125+, asphalt melts occaisionally and people drop dead ten feet from their airconditioned house killed by heat stroke.

God not this hot! And not this dry... We're having some funky weather.

I live in the middle of WI, and it's already been in the 90s. Too soon for that. No rain where I am either. I'm waiting for tumbleweeds to come flying across our yard...

July and August rock here because of thunderstorms. It's the only time of year we get them.

Though, if it ever got up to 39 degrees, I"m sure everyone here would melt on the spot.

In NJ it ranges between 30 and 39 degrees celsius, that's between about 85 degrees and 102 degrees in real life, and is very humid during the day. The early evenings often bring thunderstorms. Nighttime is less hot, but still very humid. Man I love NJ!

Wow, a fellow NJ-er. Yeah, the weather in NJ is the worst. Really hot summer, really cold winters. I can't wait to get out.

BTW, hi everyone, first post, I lurked here a bit, so hopefully I won't come off as a jerk. :)