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Summer Heat .
Returns To
Durham
tfy Ebofli Armstrong. Jr. .
Summer may be in its dy
ing stages according to
' the calendar but - for
Durhamites on Sunday, .'.
September 12, and for
touch of this week, sum
mer returned in all of its
hot splendor.
' On the 12th, the
temperature in
ddowntown Durham
scampered up lo 98
degrees at 3:17 p.m.,
following an early morn
ing low of 62 degrees.
The 8-degree reading
, was the hottest
September day in
1 Durham in two years.
1 While the temperature
. waS rising, the humidity
f! on '"Sunday remained
, low,v therefore the day
;was more delight tul than
1 'uncomfortable.
' : ' Pedestrians and
drivers in downtown
. Durham, shortly after 3
p.m. on Sunday, were
treated to a display by a
large dust Devil (whirl
wind). The fair weather,
mild mannered cousin of
the tornado sprang up on
Pcabody Street near the
Durham County Mental
Health Building. It
whirled slowly across the
street, picking up large
pieces of paper and other
small debris and sent
them skyward in large
circles. The whirlwind
only lasted a few second,
traveling about 50 yards.
Dust Devils such as
this are common sights
on hot days. The heating
of the earth causes the
warm air over heated
spots to rise. As cooler
air rushes in to displace
the rising column of
warm air, a miniature
vortex forms and gathers
dust and other particles
that we see as a "dust
devil".
Despite what many
people think, a Dust
Devil is not a baby tor
nado, but they both are
members of the cyclone
or low pressure family.
The summer heal
came on the heels of the
first collegiate football
weekend of the year in
the Triangle. Saturday
had been warm with a
high of 84 in Raleigh
Durham. The heat wa
brought into the area bv
a large high pressure
system in the Atlantic
Ocean that stretchtv
from off the Non'
Carolina Coast not
thward to the nm
. , , Atlantic states.
Around Durham
many took the holiday t
' full advantage. Som
1 college students at Duk .
played pick-up games o
soccer shirtless on tli
main quad; man
residents took Sunda
drives: while still other
strolled through Fn
River State Park.
Weather records sho'
that hot September da
arc not unusual i.
Durham.
In 1941. and again ii
1954. the Bull City baketi
in 105 degree heal: ir.
1973, it reached 101
degrees in late Septembei
here.
September days can b
as hot as those of Jub
but humidity readings
are usually lower, thu
days don't feel as hot as
those of mid-summer.
Since the sun is now
making its southward
trek back toward the
southern hemisphere
where spring is ap
proaching, the North
Carolina sun isni as
strong as in June. July
and August, plus the
days are getting shorter.
Therefore nighttime
readings, even on the
hottest days, arc now
dropping into the low
60's or as low as the
mid-50V
This .September has
been very dry in Durham
and area lawns are begin
ning to reflect this by
turning brown.
On Monday, the j 3th,
after a mild tow of 64
degrees, which was ac
companied by some
thick early morning fog.
the skies cleared and a 92
degree high was recorded
as puffy ; fair weather
clouds dotted the after
noon Durham skies.
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