☔JULY 🌦

🌧Precipitation🌦

July is a month where we need rain. We'll see what happens. We've had between 52 - 186 mm over the years. Our total is now 39 mm.

July 22

It's fascinating how whenever we get into a summer dry spell northwest of Kingston the rain just keeps going around. Usually takes a strong low pressure system to break the seal. pic.twitter.com/CPkPDwPhWl

— Andy Costa (@AndyBlizzard87) July 22, 2019

July 21st

We could use some rain. Instead, it went around us. Ottawa was hammered, including thunder and lightning. You can see there were over a thousand strikes, according to lightningmaps.org.

This would have been promising, but not a drop of rain.



There were some power outages.

July 19th

There are heat warnings on both sides of the border. The red indicates where. Climate Change is a horrible thing. These extreme temperatures are killing people.

We're just missing the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry

Flooding #Hwy401 EB ramp to Islington. Cars are into the water. @Toronto_Fire here #ONstorm #GTAstorm @StormhunterTWN @weathernetwork when the rain stops???? pic.twitter.com/X02BOPf3Nn

— Sonny Subra (@SonnySubra) July 17, 2019

Anthony this is what 100mm of rain looks like Cobourg Ont. You cannot see the beach the RV park is flooded in spots. @AnthonyFarnell #cobourgbeach #cobourg pic.twitter.com/qFR73WLkHJ

— David Toulmin (@doulmin) July 17, 2019

Why is it so humid today in Ontario due east? Blame the remnants of Barry. #feelslike30s pic.twitter.com/GXlVeyUfSX

— Nicole Karkic (@NicoleKarkic) July 16, 2019

July 13

Thunderboomers!

JULY	rain
2013	132
2014	186
2015	68
2016	52
2017	163
2018	56
2019	39