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wildman said:
Lucky you. You live in Flagstaff or something?
Oregon's Killer July: 12 Days Over 90° & 4-5 Days Over 100°!
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SUMMARY
July 2023 has been exceptionally hot in Oregon, with Portland experiencing 12 days over 90°F and 4-5 days exceeding 100°F. This is a significant increase compared to the typical 5 days over 90°F. The unusual heat has led to discomfort among residents, many of whom are not accustomed to such temperatures. Additionally, the extreme weather has adversely affected local agriculture, with reports of crop losses due to excessive rain and humidity.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of regional climate patterns in the Pacific Northwest
- Knowledge of agricultural impacts due to weather fluctuations
- Familiarity with temperature measurement and weather reporting
- Awareness of mental health issues related to weather changes
- Research climate change effects on the Pacific Northwest
- Explore agricultural strategies for coping with extreme weather
- Investigate mental health resources for residents in rainy climates
- Learn about historical weather patterns in Oregon
Residents of Oregon, agricultural professionals, climate researchers, and mental health advocates will benefit from this discussion on the impacts of extreme weather in the region.
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