Cool Summer Doesn`t Mean Cold Winter
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
The National Weather Service says cooler
weather in Arkansas this summer is not necessarily a signal that
the state is in for a cold winter.
The first half of August has been the coolest on record in the
state. But high pressure headed toward Arkansas is expected to
bring warmer temperatures and more humidity.
The average temperature for the first 16 days of August was
75-point-six degrees, almost a full degree cooler than the
second-place holder from the first half of August 1912.
This summer is among the top ten coolest summers on record,
coming in at Number eight.
