After a cool start to July, the 4th of July 2009 is shaping up to be near normal. High temperutures are expected to rise into the lower 70s away from Lake Superior, under a mostly sunny sky. Here is a look at the 4th of July climate stats for the NWS Marquette Office in Negaunee Township.
Normal High 75
Normal Low 53
Normal Mean 64
Record High 91 1988
Record Low 36 1972
Record Low Maximum 59 1967
Record High Minimum 64 1999
Record Precipitation 2.46 1985
Here is a look back at the weather on the 4th of July during the last 10 years.
Last 10 Years
Year High Low Precipitation
2008 76 46 0.00
2007 83 54 0.00
2006 69 48 0.00
2005 79 58 0.15
2004 66 45 0.85
2003 85 59 0.11
2002 65 50 0.00
2001 68 47 0.02
2000 78 47 0.00
1999 89 64 0.02
Since records began in October 1961 (47 years of data), the temperature reached 90 degrees on the 4th of July once. Here is a breakdown of temperatures on the 4th.
Highs Occurrences Percent
90s 1 2
80s 15 32
70s 16 34
60s 14 30
50s 1 2
Lows Occurrences Percent
30s 3 6
40s 12 26
50s 27 57
60s 5 11
Here is a look at precipitation amounts on the 4th of July. No precipitation was recorded on 24 of the 47 years (51 percent of the years).
Precipitation (Amounts greater than or equal to)
Amount (inch) Occurrences Percent
TRACE 23 49
0.01 16 34
0.10 9 19
0.25 4 9
0.50 3 6
1.00 1 2