Heavy to Excessive Rains in The Four Corners Region and Midwest; Heat Persists in the South-Central U.S.

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Welcome to The Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport 90 Degree Climatology

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Created by: Rodney Little Jr.

Class of 2001, Miami Central Senior High School

The following information is based on temperature readings at Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport. This is a statistical study on the overview of the first and last 90 degree or higher temperature at Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport in any given summer.

Average 90-Degree Temperature or Higher

First.........................................................May 1^st

Last.........................................................October 3^rd

Median

First.........................................................May 4^th

Last.........................................................October 2^nd

Earliest

First.........................................................March 25^th

Last.........................................................September 6^th

Latest

First........................................................May 31^st

Last........................................................November 5^th

20% Chance of the first and last 90 degree or higher temperature on April 22^nd and Sept. 20^th

30% Chance of the first and last 90 degree or higher temperature on April 23^rd and Sept. 27^th

40% Chance of the first and last 90 degree or higher temperature on April 27^th and October 2^nd

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Ft Lauderdale 90 Degree Climatology