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Summer arrives on Tuesday

Accuweather forecast says its going to be really hot this week. The Ojai Post recommends you attach umbrellas to your 4th of July chairs on Ojai Ave, and don't leave your dog strapped to the top of your car.

Tuesday, July 3rd - 96 degrees
Wednesday, July 4th - 95 degrees
Thursday, July 5th - 96 degrees

Posted by Tyler Suchman on June 30, 2007 11:44 AM | | | Summer arrives on Tuesday

Comments (3)

Thanks Tyler, but I don't know who to believe...according to weather.com:

Tuesday, July 3rd - 91 degrees
Wednesday, July 4th - 91 degrees
Thursday, July 5th - 90 degrees

Right now, my thermometer on the back patio (in the shade) currently reads 92 degrees and it feels pretty toasty right now.

Cheers.

Comment #1 Posted by: Kenley | June 30, 2007 01:58 PM

Hey Kenley - I'm hoping your guys are right. :)

Comment #2 Posted by: Tyler | June 30, 2007 02:31 PM

Below is the Ojai Weather Center located in upper Ojai. You can watch their daily temps and forecasts and compare them with the valley floor temps to see if they are a good gauge or not for future reference. The other weather stations are usually cooler by 3 to 6 degrees during the summer and the reverse in the winter when forecasting Ojai's weather.


http://www.ojaiweather.com/

Comment #3 Posted by: Dana and Alyeska | June 30, 2007 05:03 PM

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