STATISTICS from CTO Weather Centre -
July, 2025
MONTHLY SUMMARY: MEANS AND TOTALS:
Reading
Mean
Normal
RecHi
Year
RecLo
Year
High Temp
2020
2004
Low Temp
2020
2024
Mean Temp
2020
2009
Dew Point
2020
2012
Relative Humidity
58
%
69
%
2024
49
%
2012
Barometric Pressure
2013
2018
Winds
2023
2002
- from
E
WNW
N
Monthly Total
Total
Normal
RecMost
YY
RecLeast
YY
Rain
2018
2019
Snow
2015
2015
- Water Equivalent mm
2015
2015
Precipitation
2018
2013
Sunshine
83
h
353
h
2018
0
h
2002
MONTHLY SUMMARY: SINGLE-DAY EXTREMES AND RECORDS:
Reading
Max
DD
Min
DD
RecHi
YY-DD
RecLo
YY-DD
High Temperature
2020-09
2003-12
Low Temp
2020-28
2024-27
Humidex
2020-19
Wind Chill
2024-27
Dew Point
2024-28
2024-27
Relative Humidity
98
%
2016-12
2
%
2019-08
Barometric Pressure
2019-26
2018-11
Winds
2014-09
- from
N
Daily Total
Most
DD
RecMost
YY-DD
Rain
2018-25
Snow
2002-01
Snow Equiv mm
2002-01
Precipitation
2018-25
Sunshine
19:20
h
2018-15
Daily Mean
Max
DD
Min
DD
RecHi
YY-DD
RecLo
YY-DD
Temperature
2020-10
2024-27
Dew Point
2020-27
2012-17
Relative Humidity
95
%
2024-10
34
%
2012-20
Barometric Pressure
2019-26
2018-11
Winds
2023-09
2002-01
- from
NNW
N
EVENTS NEXT MONTH (22):
Canada Day - July 1 @ 01:00
Happy birthday to Canada, now 158 years old!
PEI Joins Confederation - July 1 @ 01:00
Today marks 152 years since Prince Edward Island joined the Canadian Confederation in 1873.
Battle of the Somme - July 1 @ 01:00
From this day in 1916, to November 18, Canadians were engaged in the Battle of the Somme. The battle helped to cement their reputation as hardened, first-class troops who gave their all in the quest for victory.
Battle of Beaument-Hamel - July 1 @ 01:00
Canada day has a different meaning for Newfoundlanders, who observe the anniversary of this battle, which occurred during the opening of the Battle of the Somme, in 1916. The Newfoundland Regiment suffered heavy losses that day; but they, like their Canadian brothers, emerged from this baptism of fire with a hard-earned reputation as front-line troops. After the war, a stunning monument was erected at the site, featuring a bronze caribou on a large stone pedestal.
First Quarter - July 2 @ 07:30
A waxing half-Moon is near the meridian (halfway across the sky) as the Sun sets.
HMCS Bonvaventure decommissioned - July 3 @ 01:00
On this day in 1970, HMCS Bonaventure was decomissioned after 13 years' service. This vessel was Canada's third aircraft carrier, after Warrior and Magnificent. Some 215 metres long and 34 wide, she was a small (by modern standards) ship of her type, but she was able to maintain a constant aerial screen during operations. Originally laid down during WWII, as the British ship HMS Powerful, she was mothballed after the war; she was acquired by the Canadian government in 1952 and commissioned in January of 1957. The Author nostalgically remembers car rides past her, in the Halifax dockyard, in the late Nineteen-Sixties.
US Independence Day - July 4 @ 01:00
Not to be confused with the hokey mid-90's movie.
BC Forest Fires - July 7 @ 01:00
A months-long period of massive forest fires began on this day in 2017. A State of Emergency held for 70 days.
Full Moon - July 10 @ 08:36
The Moon is most-opposite the Sun in the sky, rising as the sun sets.
Impact Day - July 16 @ 01:00
On this day in 1994, the first fragment of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 impacted with the planet Jupiter, leaving atmospheric scars which flowed together into bands and persisted for months.
Last Quarter - July 17 @ 12:37
A waning half-Moon is near the meridian (halfway across the sky) as the Sun rises.
Apollo 11 Landed - July 19 @ 01:00
On this day in 1969, the Apollo 11 Moon mission landed on its target while the world held its breath. Two American men--Neil Armstrong, and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin--walked on the Moon early the next day.
Saugenay Floods - July 19 @ 01:00
On this day in 1996, the first of several floods hit the Saugenay region of Quebec. Upwards of 15,000 people were evacuated, and some 500 homes lost.
British Columbia Joins Confederation - July 20 @ 01:00
Today marks 154 years since British Columbia joined the Canadian Confederation in 1871.
Comet Hale-Bopp discovered - July 23 @ 01:00
On this day in 1995, Comet Hale-Bopp was discovered independently by Alan Hale and Thomas Bopp. The comet proceeded to put on a protracted show, being the brightest in decades.
Amelia Earhart born - July 24 @ 01:00
On this day in 1897 (128 years ago), pilot Amelia Earhart was born, in Atchison, Kansas. A trailblazer for later generations of female pilots, she eventually lost her life after crashing on or near Howland Island, in the Pacific Ocean, on one of the later (and most-dangerous) legs of a round-the-world expedition. There is plenty of evidence that she survived the crash; shortwave radio calls, for example, which were triangulated to Howland. An ocean-exploration team recently announced tentative indications that the plane had been found, in approximately 5,000m of water.
New Moon - July 24 @ 07:11
The Moon is nearest the Sun in the sky and cannot be seen from the ground.
World War I Begins - July 28 @ 01:00
The global conflagration popularly called the "Great War" during the period, was the first war involving major powers worldwide. On this day, in 1914, a Serbian Nationalist assassinated Archuduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian crown. Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia the same day, and within weeks most of the global powers were pulled in, eventually including the United States. Over 17-million (17,000,000) people lost their lives in the conflict, including some 65,000 Canadians. The war ended in 1918, now 111 years ago.
Hurricane Blanche - July 28 @ 01:00
A powerful post-tropical storm when it made landfall in Nova Scotia in 1975, this system dropped heavy rainfall over much of the province, accompanied by high winds and considerable thunder. The Author experienced this storm first-hand, on Sober Island, NS.
Edmonton Tornado - July 31 @ 01:00
On this day in 1987, a large tornado ripped through Edmonton, killing 27 and causing a third of a billion dollars in damage.
First Quarter - August 1 @ 00:41
A waxing half-Moon is near the meridian (halfway across the sky) as the Sun sets.
Aphelion - July 3 @ 07:54
Earth is farthest from the Sun in its slightly-elliptical orbit.
Next Month:
Day
MeanHigh
MeanLow
MeanTemp
AvRH
AvDP
AvBP
Prec
Sunrise
Sunset
Moon
Winds
1
62%
05:19
20:55
Waxing Crescent
ENE @
2
60%
05:19
20:55
First Quarter
E @
3
59%
05:20
20:54
Waxing Gibbous
ENE @
4
56%
05:20
20:54
Waxing Gibbous
E @
5
54%
05:21
20:54
Waxing Gibbous
ENE @
6
59%
05:22
20:53
Waxing Gibbous
ENE @
7
59%
05:23
20:53
Waxing Gibbous
E @
8
63%
05:23
20:52
Waxing Gibbous
WNW @
9
64%
05:24
20:52
Full
W @
10
57%
05:25
20:51
Waning Gibbous
ENE @
11
54%
05:26
20:51
Waning Gibbous
ENE @
12
54%
05:27
20:50
Waning Gibbous
W @
13
58%
05:27
20:49
Waning Gibbous
ENE @
14
56%
05:28
20:49
Waning Gibbous
E @
15
64%
05:29
20:48
Waning Gibbous
ENE @
16
55%
05:30
20:47
Waning Gibbous
W @
17
64%
05:31
20:46
Last Quarter
E @
18
61%
05:32
20:46
Waning Crescent
ENE @
19
55%
05:33
20:45
Waning Crescent
W @
20
49%
05:34
20:44
Waning Crescent
E @
21
54%
05:35
20:43
Waning Crescent
ENE @
22
56%
05:36
20:42
Waning Crescent
ENE @
23
63%
05:37
20:41
Waning Crescent
ENE @
24
55%
05:38
20:40
New
ENE @
25
57%
05:39
20:39
Waxing Crescent
ENE @
26
62%
05:41
20:38
Waxing Crescent
E @
27
62%
05:42
20:36
Waxing Crescent
W @
28
60%
05:43
20:35
Waxing Crescent
ENE @
29
58%
05:44
20:34
Waxing Crescent
E @
30
59%
05:45
20:33
Waxing Crescent
ENE @
31
61%
05:46
20:32
First Quarter
WNW @
July
58%
12.9°C
1012.6 mb
E @ 1 km/h
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