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Brad Bramer – Science and Operations Officer

National weather service – Grand Forks drought summary for northwest minnesota MN drought task force conference call – August 2, 2012. Brad Bramer – Science and Operations Officer. Red River Valley July 2012 Weather Summary.

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Brad Bramer – Science and Operations Officer

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  1. National weather service – Grand Forks drought summary for northwest minnesotaMN drought task force conference call – August 2, 2012 Brad Bramer – Science and Operations Officer

  2. Red River Valley July 2012 Weather Summary • Fargo had the 2nd warmest July on record with an average temperature of 76.6 degrees F. This was 5.6 degrees above the 1981-2010 normal period. July precipitation in Fargo was slightly above average with 2.88 inches (departure of +0.09”). • The Grand Forks airport (records since 1941) had the warmest July on record with an average temperature of 74.8 degrees F. This was 6.2 degrees above the 1981-2010 normal period. July precipitation in Grand Forks was slightly above average with 3.35 inches (departure of +0.20”).

  3. Growing Season Precip. Summary Growing Season Precipitation Departure (MN DNR) MN Drought Monitor – July 31 (NDMC)

  4. Short-term precipitation forecast(some relief by the weekend?)

  5. 8-14 day outlooks Temperature Precipitation

  6. Monthly Outlooks – August 2012 Temperature Precipitation

  7. THE END • Questions?

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