NOAA August 2012 State Rankings Coldest to Warmest

NOAA August 2012 State Rankings Coldest to Warmest

For Example, Aug 2012 averaged 78.3F In Alabama, it was the 25th warmest (which means  93 were warmer!), The warmest August in Alabama was 84.6F in 2007.

Only Nevada set a record for warmest August. The south east was awfully cold for August. Well below average. 

Alphabetical list below this one.

State	Aug 2012 in F	Aug Ranking	Warmest Aug	Warmest Aug Temp
Alabama	78.3	25	2007	84.6
Georgia	78.3	26	2007	83.2
Mississippi	79.3	28	1924	84.6
South Carolina	77.9	31	2007	83.7
Indiana	71.8	37	1947	79.4
Kentucky	74.3	40	2007	80.9
Kansas	76.2	41	1936	84.6
Tennessee	75.5	42	2007	82.6
Iowa	70.9	47	1947	79.8
North Carolina	75.7	50	1900	80.5
Minnesota	66.5	52	1900	73.3
Illinois	73.5	53	1947	81.3
Nebraska	72.6	56	1937	79.2
North Dakota	66.8	62	1983	73.6
Wisconsin	67.3	64	1947	74.1
South Dakota	70.9	65	1937	77.6
Oklahoma	81.3	66	2011	87.9
Missouri	76.4	67	1936	84
West Virginia	70.9	67	1900	75.1
Arkansas	80	69	1954	85
Louisiana	81.8	70	2011	86.8
Michigan	67.5	70	1947	73.1
Ohio	71.6	70	1947	76.7
Virginia	74.3	75	1900	78.6
Pennsylvania	70.2	80	1900	73.9
Florida	81.6	82	2011	83.6
Maryland	75	86	1900	78.4
Montana	67.2	91	2003	71.1
New York	68.7	97	1955	71.7
New Jersey	74.5	101	2005	77
Rhode Island	71.8	101	2005	74.2
Texas	83.7	101	2011	88.1
Oregon	67.6	106	1967	69.7
Colorado	67.9	107	2011	69.8
Washington	67.8	107	1967	70.1
Connecticut	72.1	108	1913	73.7
Delaware	77.1	109	1900	78.3
New Mexico	73.9	109	2011	76.3
Vermont	68.6	111	1937	70.5
Wyoming	67.6	111	2003	68.8
Arizona	80.8	112	2011	82.2
Idaho	68.5	112	2003	69.5
Massachusetts	71.6	112	1937	72.8
New Hampshire	68.8	112	1937	70.3
Maine	68	116	1937	70.1
California	77.5	117	1967	77.6
Utah	74.1	117	2007	74.2
Nevada	73.9	118	2012	73.9

Alphabetical

State	Aug 2012 in F	Aug Ranking	Warmest Aug	Warmest Aug Temp
Alabama	78.3	25	2007	84.6
Arizona	80.8	112	2011	82.2
Arkansas	80	69	1954	85
California	77.5	117	1967	77.6
Colorado	67.9	107	2011	69.8
Connecticut	72.1	108	1913	73.7
Delaware	77.1	109	1900	78.3
Florida	81.6	82	2011	83.6
Georgia	78.3	26	2007	83.2
Idaho	68.5	112	2003	69.5
Illinois	73.5	53	1947	81.3
Indiana	71.8	37	1947	79.4
Iowa	70.9	47	1947	79.8
Kansas	76.2	41	1936	84.6
Kentucky	74.3	40	2007	80.9
Louisiana	81.8	70	2011	86.8
Maine	68	116	1937	70.1
Maryland	75	86	1900	78.4
Massachusetts	71.6	112	1937	72.8
Michigan	67.5	70	1947	73.1
Minnesota	66.5	52	1900	73.3
Mississippi	79.3	28	1924	84.6
Missouri	76.4	67	1936	84
Montana	67.2	91	2003	71.1
Nebraska	72.6	56	1937	79.2
Nevada	73.9	118	2012	73.9
New Hampshire	68.8	112	1937	70.3
New Jersey	74.5	101	2005	77
New Mexico	73.9	109	2011	76.3
New York	68.7	97	1955	71.7
North Carolina	75.7	50	1900	80.5
North Dakota	66.8	62	1983	73.6
Ohio	71.6	70	1947	76.7
Oklahoma	81.3	66	2011	87.9
Oregon	67.6	106	1967	69.7
Pennsylvania	70.2	80	1900	73.9
Rhode Island	71.8	101	2005	74.2
South Carolina	77.9	31	2007	83.7
South Dakota	70.9	65	1937	77.6
Tennessee	75.5	42	2007	82.6
Texas	83.7	101	2011	88.1
Utah	74.1	117	2007	74.2
Vermont	68.6	111	1937	70.5
Virginia	74.3	75	1900	78.6
Washington	67.8	107	1967	70.1
West Virginia	70.9	67	1900	75.1
Wisconsin	67.3	64	1947	74.1
Wyoming	67.6	111	2003	68.8