Marek Kučera

Writer about weather since 2007. The goal of this project is to inform a wide audience about extremes of weather, atmospheric circulation, and climate change around the world. If you like our work, you can support us on Patreon or donate.
“Diving a bit deeper into the heat felt across Buffalo, New York, the city observed its all-time highest July temperature of 98 degrees on July 9, beating out the former record of 97 degrees set back in 1995. As of July 26, the cumulative average temperature in the city was a balmy 78.0 degrees, a whopping 1.7 degrees ahead of the all-time warmest July observed 99 years ago, back in 1921.”
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“Diving a bit deeper into the heat felt across Buffalo, New York, the city observed its all-time highest July temperature of 98 degrees on July 9, beating out the former record of 97 degrees set back in 1995. As of July 26, the cumulative average temperature in the city was a balmy 78.0 degrees, a whopping 1.7 degrees ahead of the all-time warmest July observed 99 years ago, back in 1921.”

Marek Kučera July 27, 2020 13
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