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The preliminary climate statistics for July 2015 for the Southeast show that temperatures were generally above normal everywhere except for small areas of North Carolina and Virginia.  Precipitation across the region was fairly close to normal, with the wettest conditions in the peninsula of Florida and in northern North Carolina.  No records were set, but in Georgia Macon is expected to be in the top ten hottest Julys on record and several other stations around the Southeast were also in the top five or ten.  Tallahassee FL may set their warmest July on record.

jul 2015 temp dep  jul 2015 precip dep

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