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Weather in July
July on Wake Island is emblematic of the height of the wet season, where the full spectrum of tropical weather is felt intensely across the primary islets: Wake, Peale, and Wilkes. As the mid-year month, July stands out for some of the most extreme and distinct weather patterns characteristic of the island's yearly cycle.
Temperatures in July seldom offer respite from the warmth. The minimums tend to stabilize around 80°F (26.7°C), with potential highs breaching the 90°F (32.2°C) mark. This month often vies for the title of the hottest period of the year on Wake Island, with temperatures closely mirroring those of August.
What distinguishes July, even more, is the consistent and heavy rainfall. Often considered one of the rainiest months, the downpours can be both frequent and substantial. This, combined with the overarching high humidity, engenders an atmosphere that feels decidedly warm and moist.
Furthermore, July sits right in the middle of the typhoon season. The threat of tropical storms and typhoons becomes more palpable, with systems potentially developing in the surrounding Pacific regions. Winds, particularly during these storms, can reach speeds upwards of 100mph (160.9km/h), underscoring the need for utmost caution and preparation.
Comparing July to June, there's a continuation of the increase in both rainfall and temperature, albeit at a more aggressive pace. The island, during this time, is drenched in both sunshine and rain, creating an environment ripe for tropical vegetation. As July fades, the anticipation for August grows, another month known for its intense tropical conditions and the continuation of the wet season's peak on Wake Island.
[Resources]Temperatures in July seldom offer respite from the warmth. The minimums tend to stabilize around 80°F (26.7°C), with potential highs breaching the 90°F (32.2°C) mark. This month often vies for the title of the hottest period of the year on Wake Island, with temperatures closely mirroring those of August.
What distinguishes July, even more, is the consistent and heavy rainfall. Often considered one of the rainiest months, the downpours can be both frequent and substantial. This, combined with the overarching high humidity, engenders an atmosphere that feels decidedly warm and moist.
Furthermore, July sits right in the middle of the typhoon season. The threat of tropical storms and typhoons becomes more palpable, with systems potentially developing in the surrounding Pacific regions. Winds, particularly during these storms, can reach speeds upwards of 100mph (160.9km/h), underscoring the need for utmost caution and preparation.
Comparing July to June, there's a continuation of the increase in both rainfall and temperature, albeit at a more aggressive pace. The island, during this time, is drenched in both sunshine and rain, creating an environment ripe for tropical vegetation. As July fades, the anticipation for August grows, another month known for its intense tropical conditions and the continuation of the wet season's peak on Wake Island.
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On the last day of July, in Wake Island, Wake Island, sunrise is at 6:29 am and sunset at 7:30 pm +12. In Wake Island, Wake Island, in July, it is raining for 20 days, with typically 4.02" (102mm) of accumulated precipitation.
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