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Mostly clear is says yet it is raining out.

Camping with Steve he knows how it's done

Low of 61, high of 86. Dew points soared into the mid 70's today. Felt like summer once again.

Sucks for New England, they're hurting bad.

BOS -1.8F MTD ORH -0.4F

Highs: PHL: 89 ACY: 87 EWR: 86 BLM: 86 New Brnswck: 86 JFK: 86 TEB: 85 TTN: 85 ISP: 85 NYC: 84 LGA: 83

Actually, the Walmart in Warrington, Warminster and Hatfield etc...all have signs now no overnight stay. Like usual, people took advantage and made it their home rather than one night thing and be on your way. Probably left trash behind as well. Pizza boxes, Old Milwaukee, Pabst cans etc. Something Eddie from the movie Vacation would do...

Picked up 0.15 from a dying cell earlier. Thundered nicely for over a half hour which was nice to hear.

If it holds, both JFK Airport and Newark will have had identical high and low temperatures today (86°-66°). The last time that happened was July 31. Fun fact: The record is 3 consecutive days (February 7-9, 2004).

I saw an all orange one today - does that mean anything?

Down to 49.2° Had a leaning popple taken down today. He took this one down plus a smaller one and an old apple tree that was on its last legs for $500.

The shaded spots are difficult to secure, with the falling leaves there will be no shade truly trying times

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86.5 for a high today, not near the record high of 89 in 2010, but in the top 5.

torch!

Ugh. The early to mid next week system is now expected to pass well south of Iowa, so models have really dried up through ten days again, and that's after barely getting anything the last couple days. The ensemble averages have been too optimistic with their prediction of a wetter pattern.

Your creation is awesome too!

Yeah ok. “Furnace” it is, but we’ve moved past the time of year when that word makes people go “wow it’s hot outside.” It now means “damn it’s nice outside.” The departures will be AN.

If you wanna call some U70s a furnace then ok I guess.

First day going below 70°… ORH 9/20 PWM 9/21 CON 9/26 BOS 9/26 PVD 10/1 BDL 10/2

When normals are 68-72.. 78-80 is a furnace. No one is saying 85-90

There were very few dud years up until about 1920. Only 6 years recorded under 20 inches of snow in 52 years worth of records, 1869-1920. Couple that with cooler temps and longer snow seasons and the wintertime feel would have been much more epic than today. And it's true that we didn't have wildly more snow, although those decades are closer to our highest overall average on record of 30-ish inches.

It feels like the temps are just staying the same, while climo descends. But not like something that people will find all that noticeable given the last few weeks of similar temps.

Buncombe is getting hammered. Buncombe NC- 656 PM EDT Fri Sep 19 2025 ...FLOOD ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM EDT THIS EVENING... * WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected. * WHERE...A portion of western North Carolina, including the following county, Buncombe. * WHEN...Until 1000 PM EDT.

Know why the 2 day snowfalls are not any different from the daily snowfall in the more recent period, Don? It's because we very rarely have 2 day snowfalls anymore =\ And especially not in November and April.