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Septembers with the most precipitation in New Jersey since 1895

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Dmitry Naumov // Shutterstock

compiled a ranking of the Septembers with the most precipitation in New Jersey since 1895 using data from the . Rankings are based on the highest total precipitation in each month. For each of the months listed below, we've included the total precipitation, state-wide highs and lows for the month, and the average state temperature.

#10. September 1944
- Total precipitation: 7.41 inches
- Average temperature: 65.9°F
- Monthly high temperature: 76°F
- Monthly low temperature: 55.7°F

#8. September 2018 (tie)
- Total precipitation: 7.57 inches
- Average temperature: 70.2°F
- Monthly high temperature: 77.6°F
- Monthly low temperature: 62.8°F

#8. September 1966 (tie)
- Total precipitation: 7.57 inches
- Average temperature: 63.2°F
- Monthly high temperature: 72.9°F
- Monthly low temperature: 53.5°F

#7. September 1960
- Total precipitation: 7.6 inches
- Average temperature: 65.1°F
- Monthly high temperature: 74.6°F
- Monthly low temperature: 55.6°F

#6. September 2023
- Total precipitation: 7.75 inches
- Average temperature: 68°F
- Monthly high temperature: 77.3°F
- Monthly low temperature: 58.8°F

#5. September 1907
- Total precipitation: 8.03 inches
- Average temperature: 65.6°F
- Monthly high temperature: 74.5°F
- Monthly low temperature: 56.6°F

#4. September 1975
- Total precipitation: 8.05 inches
- Average temperature: 62.2°F
- Monthly high temperature: 71.7°F
- Monthly low temperature: 52.8°F

#3. September 1934
- Total precipitation: 8.41 inches
- Average temperature: 66.2°F
- Monthly high temperature: 75.2°F
- Monthly low temperature: 57.2°F

#2. September 1938
- Total precipitation: 9.38 inches
- Average temperature: 62.6°F
- Monthly high temperature: 73°F
- Monthly low temperature: 52°F

#1. September 1999
- Total precipitation: 9.5 inches
- Average temperature: 67.2°F
- Monthly high temperature: 76.4°F
- Monthly low temperature: 58°F

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