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Days Predicted: 20-25
Days to Date: 30
The Days:
1) 6/4...101 11) 6/30...101 21) 7/11...110
2) 6/5...105. 12) 7/1...103 22) 7/12...110
3) 6/6...103 13) 7/2...108 23) 7/18...105
4) 6/11...104. 14) 7/3...109 24) 7/19...108
5). 6/12...104 15) 7/4...111 . 25) 7/20... 107
6) 6/22...106 16) 7/5...111. 26) 7/21...100
7) 6/23...104 17) 7/6...114. 27) 7/22...100
8)6/24...103 18) 7/7...111 28) 7/23...111
9) 6/25...100. 19) 7/8...102. 29) 7/24...108
10)6/29...101. 20) 7/10...107 30) 7/25...105
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Most Recent Update
7/25/24 UPDATE "The Highs and The Lows" - during a discussion yesterday, the idea of "LOW Temperature" came up. It was proposed that it isn't the highs that are the key, it is the lows. It was also mentioned that it is the average low that scientists use to actually measure climate change.
That could be true
Me? Personally? I don't give a crap about the low because I am SLEEPING when the lows are happening!!!
That said, lets take a look at some averages for this July versus the averages for the previous 6 July's through 7/24:
2025 Average High - 104.4 Average Low - 67.6
2018-2023 Average High - 98.1. Average Low - 63.6
24 days in July does not constitute a scientific study. But, unless you haven't figured it out yet, I ain't a flipping scientist.!!!
IF we wanted to create a correlation between the numbers, however, we could extrapolate that a 4 degree increase in the low turns into a 6.3 increase in the high
I'm not sure I buy it. Might be true. I may even crank out a few more numbers (spreadsheets make things sooo easy to have fun playing with the digits) to see how that looks.
Needless to say, I don't need the news to tell me this is the hottest summer on record. I have 6 years of objective data. I have 59 MORE years of subjective data. All data says, "it's hot as BALLZ!!! to the degree it never has been."
HOTTEST INDIVIDUAL DAY by Year
2024. 114. (7/6) (so far)
2023 111. 7/16
2022 111 7/2
2021 113 7/10
2020 110 9/6
2019 106 7/28....8/5
2018 107 7/25
Interesting Trivia - The National Weather Service says that our average hottest day falls on 7/19. I have ZERO idea how they make that calculation but, "Hey! They are scientists so they must be right, RIGHT?" In this year's case, it was 108. While muy caliente', July 19 was not very competitive this year. "Did you hear that 7/19? You got another year. Hit the weight room and see if you can do better in 2025, you wimp!"
PAST UPDATES
7/18/2024 UPDATE - July has lived up to what all was predicted on 7/1. What is ahead? Weather.com is saying 10 more 100 degrees through Aug 2. When the Aug 3 update comes in, it would take us to 33. ONCE AGAIN, rendering the Almanac as a worthless predictive tool.
If we get to 33 with almost ALL of August to go? I doubt we will break the 2022 record of 49. However, it puts 2024 perfectly decked up for the second most 100's, supplanting the 36 of 2020
7/1/2024 UPDATE - buckleUP!!! kids....in 2022, we had just 10 days at 100 to this point as opposed to the 11 at current. . The next hundred day was July 10 back in 2022....and we finished with 49 days in triple digits back then.
We have 10 SOLID days of 100 predicted sin front of us. .
Will we get the subsequent POUNDING we got in 2022?...through July..Augustt and September (yeah, I don't cut off September for "unofficial summer."
I dunno!
If it is still BURNING IN SEPTEMBER?...It still counts.
Average high and lows
June 2024...........96.1/61.5
Prev 5 hot years....91.7/60.1
YEP - TAKE A LOOK AT THAT!!!...almost 5 degrees higher on average during the day and only a bit more than 1 degree cooler at night....vs the lat 5 years...OF HOT SUMMERS!
Drink more water....WAY MORE WATER...than you have ever imagined you need to. Get your outside stuff done by no later than 10 in the morning. Think about going to bet earlier and getting up earlier....and just park in the house for next week and a half...at MINIMUM
6/30/24 UPDATE - WHOA!!!! This has been a weird June. There have been more "100" activity days, I am thinking. (I need to look that up). However, versus the previous 5 years, this has been the hottest June on AVERAGE over the last 6. June has "gone out" BLAZING as well. July? Oh yeah, baby, it is teed up to come in SMOKING HOT!!! We are looking at a 109er coming in for the 4th or the 5th. We should have a good shot of breaking into those 110's
"Nutster, sounds like you are digging the heat! I thought you hated it. What gives?"
I've given up. IF it is going to be THAT hot? Hey, might as well break records...even if they are recent records!"
I WISTFULLY look back at 2011 (see below). We had 7 days at 100 or above for the entire summer. We are now at 10 and we aren't even out of June yet!
6/9/24 UPDATE - "nothing more boring than talking about the weather," I have heard it said.
Cool!
If you are looking for BORING?..I am your guy! We are a week into "unofficial summer."
This year, we are averaging 95 as the high and 61.6 as the low. The last 5 years? Its 89.4 high and 59.2 as the low.
YEP!!! We are starting this "unofficial summer" actually much hotter than the last 5 years...and the last 5 years have been COOKERS!
2022?...when we had 49 days of 100 or above?...it started at 88/60 for highs and lows for first week of June.
Me?
I really don't care for 100 degree days. I'm really hoping there is ZERO correlation between the first week of June and the rest of the summer!
5/30/24 -OK...here we go again - all these years later. Yep, there was a time when a degree of science made this a bit of a predictable tool.
The RADICAL SHIFT - of temps being consistently higher since 2016 have rendered the predictive tool a bit useless
Yet - I remain optimistic. Usually, based on the temps over Memorial Day weekend, I would call it a 10-15 days of 100 or more. I've bumped it by 10 due to this "hot spell" we have been in. I am HOPING this is the summer we return to a degree of normalcy. This will be the 17th year of posting the Almanac. By scrolling down, you can see the final results of the first 8 years and the RADICAL shift over the last 8 years.
Note: As usual, all temperatures will be provided by the same source that has been used since inception...weather.com for Roseville, California