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some are small those are the big ones also don't forget April 2018 !! The best of that entire string for me and April 1996 !!

Nice start to the month. THHS's Homecoming game is this Friday, and it looks like a summery day with highs in the 70's. BTW, my grandson and his girlfriend were crowned King n Queen.

I can't really think of many storms in the final week of March while early April has produced a few. Very small sample size though. 1982 and 2003 probably skewing the results

Pressure falls continuing (looks possibly like sub 970) and winds starting to catch up. FL winds to 100kts this last pass and SFMR winds coming up at well. Bermuda is in for a serious blow. HWRF brings this to a major right over the island. I think cat 2 is most likely but the ceiling remains low end cat 3

Such a great game last night. I couldn't move out of my seat! Nice day incoming here!

Nice stats Don. Thanks. Last October was brutally dry, remember that well.

Probably about 41 N.

Is this really true?

Taking a break from all the warm and dry chatter for a moment it sure is nice out there this morning. Great sleeping weather with the windows open and the blankets up. Nice breeze with a bit of a "wind chill" going on. Nice! Overnight low here was 48. Walpack, NJ was lowest I saw with an overnight low of 36, that was a notable exception. Most NNJ cold spots were in the l/m 40's. We now return you to our regularly scheduled program.

First week of October looks very dry. A frontal passage might bring some rain early in the second week of the month, but a lot can still change by that time.

Will be some 90 degree readings

I live for these imaginary storm warnings.

Yeah fair enough. Looks like early next week is probably the last of the true 80s.

Well, that is a flip from 86F...not saying it's gonna snow lol

Interesting! Our lows are a bit more elevated due to lots of overcast nights, though we still drop below zero several days annually.

That was all I commented on...I don't think the series is over or anything.

I think out west and into the Plains may see some decent shots. Maybe some spills east.

September 2025 in Phoenix marked the fourth consecutive year with a monthly mean temperature at or above 90°, a milestone never before observed in Phoenix's historical climate record which goes back to 1895. This persistent late-summer heat is consistent with the broader impacts of climate change, which is driving rising temperatures, more frequent and intense heatwaves, and shifts in seasonal patterns across the Southwest. Although internal variability influences any single month's weather, the sustained nature of recent September heat underscores a long-term warming trend fueled by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. September also saw an hourly rainfall record set on September 26th. During a severe thunderstorm with large hail and gusts of 56 mph, Phoenix received an hourly rainfall amount of 1.09". Even as the Southwest is undergoing aridification, an increasingly intense hydrological cycle driven by ongoing warming can produce intense rainfall amounts.

I think my sentiment was deserved...you have ripped Chapman from the day they signed him...going on about how he always melts when the lights get bright. Sorry, dude...he shoved it right up your tailpipe when the lights were brightest, and it should go without mention?? BS-

Some signs of a flip in the latter third or so of this month.

All models were wrong at one point. Most had them either hitting the coast and moving inland or stalling right at the coast.

Breath of fresh air outside this morning, quite literally.

Not looking like much of anything here rain wise for a week or more.

New month, new obs. Welcome to Autumn.

Sunday has a very warm look for the interior...could def see some 85-86F in the typical hot spots. Looks quite warm for the foreseeable future too as a whole (outside of the brief, cool shot) with some big daily departures.