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0.07” this morning. Not expecting much from the system, will be very happy if we get 1”

Blows. Fine day today however.

.65 already, so far.

Looking like our first frost/freeze potential late next weekend.

Hey, it is what it is. That’s why we work. I don’t put a price on comfort. If it’s cold, the heat goes on. If it’s hot, the AC goes on. I’m not going to suffer to save a few dollars. But that’s just me.

Yes we had some extremely cold winters in the 1980s I'd argue the real warmth started AFTER December 1989. Something radically changed between December 1989 and January 1990 and it had NOTHING to do with ENSO! as matter of fact there were heat records set in the historic 1991 and 1993 year that still haven't been matched. Even our heatwaves have been shorter since then. Why does everyone blame everything on ENSO? Think and look deeper. This isn't really true Chris. The late 1800s winters were radically different from the 1970s winters. Look at NYC and Newark datasets. Also the real warmth began in the 1990s, there are records from 1991 and 1993 that still haven't been matched. Especially the length of our heatwaves. 1983 had such a hot wall to wall summer an el nino lingering into next summer won't prevent that from happening again. No neither was favorable but Decembet 1992 completely outclassed this one, it was much more historic. You need an offshore benchmark track for snow. UGH DO NOT TALK ABOUT THOSE DISGUSTING SWING AND MOSTLY MISS HITTERS THAT PLAGUE BASEBALL. WE TALK ABOUT THEM IN THE SPORTS FORUMS ABOUT HOW MEDIOCRE THEY ARE AND HOW THEY MAKE AVERAGE PITCHING SEEM GREAT AND HOW THEY ALWAYS CHOKE IN THE POST SEASON AS HAS BEEN PROVEN TIME AND AGAIN. GIVE ME DEREK JETER, TONY GWYNN, PAUL MOLITOR OVER ANY OF THEM. I WOULD LIKE A NEW RULE IN BASEBALL WHERE A HITTER GETS KICKED OUT OF THE GAME AFTER THEIR SECOND STRIKE OUT. I'M JUST GLAD THE HALL OF FAME REJECTS THEM COMPLETELY. THE THREE BORING OUTCOME PLAYERS DONT BELONG IN THE SPORT LET ALONE THE HALL OF FAME, PUT THEM IN THE HALL OF SHAME. Those kinds of lazy unathletic low IQ players need to be kicked out of baseball. There is a direct correlation between IQ and batting average. Tony Gwynn was a genius. No it was a coastal storm that stalled offshore and did a loop there was no primary, I dont believe the track shown on that map is correct. And the most recent storm would be snow changing to rain you need a track to be near Cape Cod to be all snow not the Jersey shore. Yes and NW NJ had 10 to 20 inches of snow but even aside from snowfall it was the greatest noreaster of our lifetines far greater than the March 1993 so called superstorm. It actually stayed a bit offshore of the delmarva and did an offshore loop, NW NJ got 10 to 20 inches including 14 inches at Sparta. I dont remember the January 1992 noreaster at all there were so many big noreasters that decade was that 1991-92 season the one in which we had an 9 inch 36 hour surprise snowstorm that stalled near the Hamptons? Yes this was the greatest noreaster of our lifetimes. 14 inches in Sparta NJ that might have been all snow even at the coast had it happened in February which is exactly what our local forecasters said because the temperatures fell into the 30s on the first day of the storm and it was close to being snow even as is. I remember that second stall near Cape Cod that gave us 1 to 2 inches of snow on the third day of the storm. That was a much more historic storm than this one was what were the top wind speeds and top storm surge with that one Chris? That one would have been all snow even at the coast had it happened in February, it was in the 30s as it was with 14 inches of snow in Sparta NJ. The most recent storm with that awful track had NO chance of being all snow at the coast even in February you need a Benchmark track near Cape Cod for that to happen. It actually stalled a bit offshore of the Delmarva and then stalled again near Cape Cod which is why it snowed on Long Island on the the third day of the storm. It would have been all snow even at the coast in February. Yes and even as is it was very close to being all snow at the coast. 14 inches in Sparta NJ. Sparta NJ had 14 inches of snow in February it would have been all snow even at the coast. What did January 1992 do I dont remember that one at all, only the surprise 36 hour 9 inch snowstorm we had in February that year. If it happened in February the historic December 1992 storm would have been all snow even at the coast. Yes you need a Benchmark track the most recent storm would not have been snow at the coast no matter when it happened .

Simple (Hurricane) Simon says: As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives. Every wife had seven sacks, every sack had seven cats, every cat had seven kittens. Kittens, cats, sacks, and wives. How many were going to St. Ives? My phone number is 555 and the answer. Call me in 30 seconds or die. Hurricane Simon at 150mph winds at public advisory 12a on October 10th.

I’m so screwed this winter. Heat is needed almost every morning at this point even with a 62-63 set point.

They'll be around here, too, but we're well past peak. Some late-turning maples will still be colorful and the aspens are peaking. Clear blue this morning, low was mid-upper 30s.

October 10 1977: A few locations receive early accumulating snow, including Minneapolis with 2.5 inches, Gaylord with 2 inches, and Jordan with 2 inches. 1970: Early snowfall is recorded in west central Minnesota. Snow totals range from a trace to 4.2 inches in Benson. Other areas include Montevideo with 4 inches, Canby with 3.2 inches, Morris with 2.6 inches, and Willmar with 2.5 inches. New London, New Ulm, and Buffalo all recorded 2 inches of snowfall. 1949: An incredibly strong low pressure system brings hurricane force winds across Minnesota. This was possibly the strongest non-thunderstorm wind event seen in Minnesota. Top winds are clocked at 100 mph at Rochester, with a gust of 89 mph at the Twin Cities International Airport. 4 deaths and 81 injuries are reported. Numerous store windows are broken, and large chimneys toppled. The top 10 floors of the Foshay building are evacuated with the tenants feeling seasick from the swaying building. 1928: Record high temperatures are set across central Minnesota with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. For Saturday, October 10, 2026 1804 - A famous snow hurricane occurred. The unusual coastal storm caused northerly gales from Maine to New Jersey. Heavy snow fell across New England, with three feet reported at the crest of the Green Mountains. A foot of snow was reported in the Berkshires of southern New England, at Goshen CT. (David Ludlum) 1928 - The temperature at Minneapolis, MN, reached 90 degrees, their latest such reading of record. (The Weather Channel) 1973 - Fifteen to 20 inch rains deluged north central Oklahoma in thirteen hours producing record flooding. Enid was drenched with 15.68 inches of rain from the nearly stationary thunderstorms, which established a state 24 hour rainfall record. Dover OK reported 125 of 150 homes damaged by flooding. (David Ludlum) (The Weather Channel) 1979 - A storm blanketed Worcester, MA, with 7.5 inches of snow, a record snowfall total for so early in the season for that location. (The Weather Channel) 1987 - Eleven cities in the north central U.S. reported record low temperatures for the date, including Colorado Springs CO with a reading of 23 degrees, and Havre MT with a low of 11 degrees above zero. Light snow was reported as far south as Kansas. Omaha NE reported their third earliest snow of record. (The National Weather Summary) 1988 - Sunny and mild weather prevailed across the nation for Columbus Day. The afternoon high of 77 degrees at Kalispell MT was the warmest reading of record for so late in the autumn season. Thunderstorms developing along a cold front produced wind gusts to 56 mph at Lorain OH. Snowflakes were observed at Milwaukee WI around Noon, but quickly changed to rain as temperature readings were in the lower 60s. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1989 - Thunderstorms produced torrential rains along the northeast coast of Florida. Augustine was deluged with 16.08 inches of rain. The heavy rain caused extensive flooding of homes and businesses, and left some roads under three feet of water. Ten cities from South Carolina to New England reported record low temperatures for the date, including Concord NH with a reading of 23 degrees. Temperatures dipped into the 30s in the Carolinas. (Storm Data) (The National Weather Summary) Observances: 10 Sat National Chess Day 10 Sat World Homeless Day 10 Sat World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 10 Sat World Day Against the Death Penalty 10 Sat Inclusion Day 10 Sat International Stage Management Day 10 Sat Local Government Day 10 Sat Maroons Day 10 Sat National Cake Decorating Day 10 Sat National Handbag Day 10 Sat National Hug a Kevin Day 10 Sat MISTR's National PrEP Day 10 Sat World Animal Road Accident Awareness Day 10 Sat World Porridge Day 10 Sat World Plant-based Burger Day 10 Sat National Angel Food Cake Day 10 Sat World Mental Health Day

Well Liberty perhaps a ‘# of individual post responses’ statistic should be included. If energy, truly, can neither be created or destroyed….. you’ll be here indefinitely. As always …..

Low of 44 in Marysville. Beautiful Fall day is ahead before the beneficial rain tomorrow.

I see plenty every year. No need to rush

I am a little surprised by that and we’ll see what today brings, but that would obviously be a welcome development if that busted.

Not happening in a super nino. Last winter was ideal for pack. Even the cities had a pack from january to end of feb.

Wind Advisory, woo! MDZ509-WVZ501-505-101915- /O.NEW.KLWX.WI.Y.0013.261011T0000Z-261011T1500Z/ Western Garrett-Western Grant-Western Pendleton- Including the cities of Bayard, Mountain Lake Park, Riverton, Oakland, Wilsonia, and Beechwood 146 AM EDT Sat Oct 10 2026 ...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 8 PM THIS EVENING TO 11 AM EDT SUNDAY... * WHAT...East winds 20 to 25 mph with gusts up to 50 mph expected. * WHERE...In Maryland, Western Garrett County. In West Virginia, Western Grant and Western Pendleton Counties. * WHEN...From 8 PM this evening to 11 AM EDT Sunday. * IMPACTS...Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result.

It's ridiculous for anyone to make a post like that, a couple of Octobers ago we had a month with ZERO rainfall that was the warmest October I have ever experienced and the warmth lasted right into the first two weeks of November when it hit 80 degrees multiple times even at JFK. That record will be very tough to beat. Chris how is it possible to have frost at 38-39 degrees? That's been the low here the last two mornings and I had a light frost on my roof both mornings. I'll see if I can post some pictures. Edit can't post photos maximum file size allowed 128.78 kb lol. The mornings are cold though and it's too windy duringthe day. I'm still trying to figure out what to set my individual thermostats at to maximize efficiency for heating. I have 17 thermostats here and what I've done so far is to keep the 4 bathrooms the coolest because they require the least amount of heat. Here is my heat map: 2 thermostats at 50 2 thermostats at 60 4 thermostats at 65 4 thermostats at 68 4 thermostats at 70 1 thermostat at 73 That averages out to exactly 65 degrees across 4048 sq ft. That last one is my bedroom thermostat it has to be the warmest! I also have three propane fireplaces downstairs but haven't used them yet. Two of the rooms downstairs are high vaulted ceiling two story rooms so their heat comes upstairs they contain two of the fireplaces. It's extremely difficult to hit 100 in the middle of summer why would it ever happen in February? This is nothing lol I made a special end of season post in the Yankees thread that covered 40 posts. And another one in the MLB thread that covered 15 posts. So that's a total 75 posts in 3.

Upper 40s here. No fake. Been nice to use least amount of energy as possible. Haven’t come close to needing heat.

Yup, another soaking coming, on a Sunday yet again.

31F with solid frost again. This weather on the holiday weekend, going to be a gong-show in the leaf peeping spots.

Wind is really picking up here along the escarpment. 51 with on and off rain. Picked up .34 so far.

That was us last week, ha. Evaporational cooling is awesome.