TOP 10 U.S. INCORPORATED PLACES BY POPULATION DENSITY (POPULATION OVER 10,000)

Rank	Incorporated Place	State	Population (2010 Census)	Land Area (mi2)	Population Density
1	Guttenburg*	NJ	11,176	0.196	57,116
2	Union City*	NJ	66,455	1.28	51,810
3	West New York	NJ	49,708	1.007	49,362
4	Hoboken	NJ	50,005	1.28	39,066
5	Kaser	NY	4,724	0.17	27,788
6	New York City**	NY	8,175,133	302.6	27,016
7	Cliffside Park	NJ	23,594	0.96	24,577
8	East Newark	NJ	2,406	0.10	24,060
9	Maywood	CA	27,395	1.18	23,216
10	Passaic	NJ	69,781	3.11	22,437

*Guttenburg is a “town” and Union City is a “city”. Union City is the most densely populated “city” in the U.S.

**Population Density Rankings of the Five Boroughs of New York City
Rank	Borough	Population	Land Area (mi2)	Population Density
1	Manhattan	1,537,195	22.83	69,467
5	Brooklyn	2,504,700	70.82	35,369
6	The Bronx	1,385,108	42.10	32,904
16	Queens	2,230,722	108.53	20,553
	Staten Island	468,730	58.37	8,030

Guttenburg, NJ, is the most densely population incorporated place in the U.S. Seen in this image are the Galaxy Towers, which are across the Hudson River from Manhattan. The Galaxy Towers contain 1,075 apartments.

TEMPERATURE DATA FOR THE CONTIGUOUS U.S. - AUGUST 2019

AUGUST
	Temp.	Date	Location
Hottest	122°	3,5,15	Death Valley, CA
Average High	116.93°
Lowest High	111°	10	Death Valley, CA
Coldest	17°	27	Peter Sinks, UT
Average Low	28.71°
Highest Low	36°	7,8	(7) Cooper Basin, ID, Gates Park, MT, Sawmill Park, WY (8) Peter Sinks, UT
Greatest Differential	103°	27	Death Valley 120° and Peter Sinks, UT 17°
Smallest Differential	78°	8, 9	(8) Death Valley 114° and Peter Sinks, UT 36° (9) Death Valley 113° and several locations 35°
Notes:	·         The hottest daily temperature in the contiguous U.S. was recorded in Death Valley on 28 days in August. ·         There were 9 days in July where the lowest temperature did not go below 32 degrees.

PERIOD	VALUE	1901-2000 MEAN	ANOMALY	RANK (1895-2019)	WARMEST/COOLEST SINCE	RECORD
August 2019	73.8°	72.10°	1.77°	113th Coolest	Coolest since: 2018	1927
				13th Warmest	Warmest since: 2011	1983
	Ties: 1955

Source: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cag/national/rankings

YEAR TO DATE (Degrees Fahrenheit)
	Jan.	Feb.	Mar.	Apr.	May	Jun.	Jul.	Aug.
Hottest	88	99	102	109	112	120	125	122
Average High	83	88	92	100	104	113	116	117
Lowest High	72	80	84	89	93	104	108	111
Coldest	-56	-50	-46	-8	-4	13	24	17
Average Low	-29	-32	-17	7	14	24	30	29
Highest Low	3	-21	10	19	25	30	36	36
Greatest Differential	136	137	137	109	101	97	96	103
Smallest Differential	81	104	90	84	80	78	77	78
Average high temperature has increased each month this year. First decline in average low temperature since February.

NOTE: The average temperature (value) in chart 2 is based on reporting from 344 climate divisions in the continental U.S. The average temperatures in Charts 1 and 3 uses only the warmest and coolest locations for each day of the month.