July 6 into July 7 in Oklahoma in the year 2016.
One of the most inspirational events in weather that can possibly happen is something which is known as a heat burst. People are not going to believe this. Those of you that have never heard of the heat burst before will have a hard time fathoming what this is even those that have heard of it and try to understand it. This is very difficult going back to July 7 2016. At Hubbard municipal Municipal Airport H O dar TMUN ici pa l Airport. This was in Oklahoma now elevation of 1562 feet latitude 34.9 degrees north, the city called Holbert, Oklahoma H OB AR T Oklahoma. The temperature initially was 80.6 degrees. That took place July sixth at 11 o'clock pm the temperature was in Hubbard Oklahoma was 80.6 degrees, what we would call 81 degrees Fahrenheit 27 degrees Celsius. By 1215. In the morning, the temperature was 106 105.7 degrees Fahrenheit 40.9 degrees Celsius. That occurred on July 7 2016. This is a phenomenal heat burst. Nobody really understands how it works. It's a rare atmospheric phenomena which is characterized by a sudden localized increase in air temperature near the Earth's surface. They usually occur during the night and are associated with thunderstorms that are falling apart. They also usually have extremely dry air, and sometimes you can get very strong even damaging winds associated with the event. No one really fully understands it. But it's thought to occur when the rain evaporates into an area of cold dry air high in the atmosphere. This makes the air denser than its surroundings. This parcel of air descends rapidly warming due to compression and overshoots. Its equilibrium level and it reaches the surface similar to a downburst. Recorded temperatures during heat bursts have reached well above 104 degrees Fahrenheit 40 degrees Celsius, sometimes rising by 10 degrees Celsius, or 18 degrees Fahrenheit or more within only a few minutes. These things occur at night. The one Hubbard Oklahoma seems to be one of the strongest ones that has ever happened. There is one that's stronger in South Dakota, a city in South Dakota August 8 August 2000 August 3 2008. Temperature was 70 degrees. It rose 31 degrees to 101 degrees. This is something that we're going to have to look more into it's unbelievable stuff Chicago has had a couple of them as well, especially in the year 2017.
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