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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PITTSBURGH PA
422 AM EDT MON JUL 5 2010

...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... 

THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME PERTINENT CLIMATIC TEMPERATURE STATISTICS
FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TO GIVE PERSPECTIVE TO THE 90
DEGREE TEMPERATURES EXPECTED AT THE PITTSBURGH AIRPORT THIS WEEK.

THE MOST RECENT PITTSBURGH AIRPORT TEMPERATURE OF 90 DEGREES WAS
90 ON AUGUST 17 2009. THIS WAS ALSO THE PITTSBURGH AIRPORTS WARMEST
2009 TEMPERATURE. PITTSBURGH AIRPORT HAD 2 DAYS WITH 90 IN 2009 AS PITTSBURGH
AIRPORT ALSO HAD 90 ON AUGUST 9 2009. PITTSBURGH AIRPORT NORMALLY
RECORDS 8 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS TEMPERATURES.

PITTSBURGH AIRPORT LAST REACHED 91 ON JUNE 9 2008. PITTSBURGH
AIRPORT HAD 3 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS TEMPERATURES IN 2008.

PITTSBURGH AIRPORT LAST REACHED 92 ON AUGUST 24 2007. PITTSBURGH AIRPORT
HAD 15 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS TEMPERATURES IN 2007. AUGUST 1 THROUGH 4
2007 WAS THE LAST TIME PITTSBURGH AIRPORT HAD 4 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS
TEMPERATURES. EACH DAYS HIGH WAS 91.

PITTSBURGH AIRPORT LAST REACHED 94 ON AUGUST 13 2005. PITTSBURGH
AIRPORT HAD 15 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS TEMPERATURES IN 2005.

PITTSBURGH AIRPORT LAST REACHED 95 ON AUGUST 4 2002. PITTSBURGH
AIRPORT HAD 24 DAYS WITH 90 PLUS TEMPERATURES IN 2002.

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