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Monthly summaries of Albany NWS data,  page 4
MAY 2004
     Average temperature = 6l.5 degrees; normal = 58.1 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 149, normal = 240; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 6557, normal = 6798
     Cooling Degree Days = 50, normal = 27; year = 61, normal = 31
     Water equivalent precipitation = 3.54", normal = 3.67"; year = 11.54", normal = 15.07"
     Snow = zero, normal = 0.10",; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 65.1", normal = 62.7"
     Farm water equivalent preciptiation =
6.38" (See NWS total above!)
     Sunshine = 49% of possible; normal = 55%
     Average windspeed = 8.8 mph; normal = 9.1 mph

JUNE 2004
     Average temperature = 66.0 degrees; normal = 66.3 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 50, normal = 62; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 6607, normal = 6860
     Cooling Degree Days = 86, normal = 102; year = 147, normal = 133
     Water equivalent precipitation = 2.08", normal = 3.74"; year = 13.62", normal = 18.81"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation = 3.20"
     Snow = zero, normal = zero; season (7/1 - 6-30) = 65.1"; normal = 62.7"
     Sunshine = 57% of possible; normal = 60%
     Average windspeed = 6.8 mph; normal = 8.2 mph
     NOTE: See the precipitation figures for  both month and year at the Albany airport and the 'farm.'

JULY 2004
     Average temperature = 70.9 degrees; normal = 71.1 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 3, normal = 10; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 3, normal = 10
     Cooling Degree Days = 194, normal = 206; year = 341, normal = 339
     Water equivalent precipitation =
7.20", normal = 3.50"; year = 20.82", normal = 22.31"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation =
8.21"
     Sunshine =
44% of possible; normal = 64%
     Average windspeed = 6.0 mph; normal = 7.6 mph
     NOTE: July rainfall was the fifth highest for any July on record at Albany. A dark, wet month!

AUGUST 2004
     Average temperature = 69.3 degrees; normal = 69.0 degree
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Heating Degree Days = 24, normal = 26; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 27, normal = 36
     Cooling Degree Days = 165, normal = 157; year = 506, normal = 496
     Water equivalent precipitation =
7.34", normal = 3.68"; year = 28.16", normal = 25.99"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation =
6.87"
     Sunshine =
51% of possible; normal = 64%
     Average windspeed = 5.8 mph; normal =  xxx
     A dark, wet month! Water ran down off the ridge like spring and 'back yard wet spots' were unmowable.

SEPTEMBER 2004
     Average temperature = 63.2 degrees; normal = 60.6 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 77, normal = 168; season (7/1 - 6/30) = 104, normal = 204
     Cooling Degree Days = 33, normal = 46; year = 539, normal = 542
     Water equivalent precipitation = 4.67", normal = 3.31"; year = 32.83 ", normal = 29.30"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation = 4.37"
     Sunshine = 62% of possible; normal = 57%
     Average windspeed = 6.1 mph; normal = 7.4 mph
     Many beautiful days or half days; however, there were some not nice at all and even with very heavy rain.

OCTOBER 2004
     Average temperature = 49.9 degrees; normal = 49.3 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 459, normal = 484; season (7/1-6/30) = 563, normal =688
     Cooling Degree Days = zero, normal = 2; year = 539, normal = 544
     Water equivalent precipitation =
1.23", normal = 3.23"; year = 34.06", normal = 32.53"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation =
1.49"
     Sunshine =
43% of possible; normal = 52%
     Average windspeed = 5.4 mph; normal = 8.0 mph
     NOTE: A dry, dark month!

NOVEMBER 2004
     Average temperature = 39.5 degrees; normal = 39.2 degrees
     Heating Degree Days = 758, normal = 772; season (7/1-6/30) = 1321, normal = 1460
     Water equivalent precipitation = 3.02", normal = 3.31"; year = 37.08", normal = 35.84"
     Farm water equivalent precipitation = 3.56"
     Snow = 0.5", normal = 5.1"; season (7/1-6/30) = 0.5", normal = 5.3"
     Sunshine = 42% of possible; normal = 37%
     Average windspeed = 8.2 mph; normal = 9.1 mph
     NOTE: Snow is late this year, thankfully. Also, pond is not yet frozen over; had partial ice one day midmonth
    
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