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What does this have to do with this forum? Go cry in theirs.

% normal precip…last 30 days and 90 days Water pouring out of hills in Tolland while grass spontaneously ignites here. The foliage looks like it’s 3-4 weeks ahead.

3rd coldest 9/1-9/8 in MSN this year. But things are about to change drastically, wouldn't be surprised if we end up with an above average departure at the end of the month

What a stretch upcoming.

What is so funny about this comment? It's a legitimate question/concern. Others have noticed this change as well on other weather forums: New ASOS Temperature/Dewpoint System This user noted that FFC, one of the original test sites, went from running warmer than ATL to colder: This user noted that Valentine (NE) Airport went from quite a bit warmer than his readings to about the same, if not cooler. He also notes the sudden proliferation of 100% humidity which was pretty much non-existent on the traditional sensors.

finally bagged a low in the 30s, down to 38 this morning. already up to 60 less than 3 hours later though.

So far so good with my peak season forecast…

Basically, we can take a set of numbers and break them into quarters. Just like we do with the months in a year. Interquartile is the set of numbers between Q1 and Q3, the numbers in the middle of the dataset. So if the models are putting out numbers that are very spread out and uncertain like in your example, the Interquartile Range will be high. If the models are all putting out similar numbers, the difference between Q3 and Q1 will be low, so making a temperature forecast might be easier.

Looks like its going to vary widely from site to site. DTW has only cooled about 0.1F relative to its divisional mean, while CLE has cooled about 0.6-0.7F relative to its divisional mean compared to 2024.

Flatlined as expected after Erin. What’s really interesting though is that this has been a multi-year global trend. The basins have struggled. WPAC in particular.

Looking at the observations from Pittsburgh (PIT), it appears to be about a 1F cooling offset. But YMMV by location - definitely something to keep an eye out for. In June 2024, PIT was 72.8F, which was 3.9F above the Pennsylvania Southwest Plateau mean of 68.9F. In June 2025, PIT was 73.1F, which was 2.9F above the Pennsylvania Southwest Plateau mean of 70.2F. In July 2024, PIT was 76.5F, which was 3.3F above the Pennsylvania Southwest Plateau mean of 73.2F. In July 2025, PIT was 77.0F, which was 2.3F above the Pennsylvania Southwest Plateau mean of 74.7F. So it looks like relative to the Climate Division in which it is located, the new sensor shaved off 1F. Of course, the WBAN sites make up a decent proportion of the total stations in nClimDiv such that the offset may bias the divisional means unless it's been corrected by the pairwise homogenization algorithm. But if there is a residual bias in the divisional data, then the actual cooling offset may be a bit more than 1F. This is a big reason why state and divisional rankings were higher this summer than the cities, as the cooperative sites [and other stations] had no change in equipment and thus had more continuity of record. This is a reversal of recent years/decades in which cities tended to rank higher than the corresponding state and divisional data.

Low of 45.6°

Yeah…through d9 lol

Yeah I think we have to punt away this season and hope and pray Biscotti finally does what needs to be done. I came into this year skeptical about it being the SB year to begin with--so while it's disappointing it's not surprising!

Thursday and Saturday rainfall totaled just .37" here. (.02" on Saturday)

Do you think the new sensors are playing a role in the explosion of record lows? It's been wild to see these airports go from way warmer than everywhere to colder. 100% humidity observations went from basically non-existent to now I'm seeing some of these rural airports having eight hours a night at 100% with no weather (fog, precipitation).

I think that is also BN too. Erin spiked it up, but we’ve had garbage outside of that.

The 2 week period of Aug 25 - Sept 7 (last week of Aug + first week of Sept) was 6th coldest on record for Detroit and coldest since 1935. There is also way more color than usual for early September. Do I really feel there is any correlation to winter? No. But since every warm record is brought up by some as meaning something for winter, figured it was worth a mention .

Received 0.97" over the weekend. It was a nice a steady rain too. Now back to our dry pattern.

A beautiful early autumnal string of weather days this week. Many spots, especially in the valley locations across the county, saw low temperatures again in the 40's. Those same spots should see similar reading for much of the rest of the week with higher spots at least down into the lower 50's. Daytime highs will be below normal through Wednesday with temperatures getting slightly above normal in the upper 70's by Thursday before falling back to near normal in the mid 70's by the end of the week. Unfortunately, no rain appears possible through this week.

A beautiful early autumnal string of weather days this week. Many spots, especially in the valley locations across the county, saw low temperatures again in the 40's. Those same spots should see similar reading for much of the rest of the week with higher spots at least down into the lower 50's. Daytime highs will be below normal through Wednesday with temperatures getting slightly above normal in the upper 70's by Thursday before falling back to near normal in the mid 70's by the end of the week. Unfortunately, no rain appears possible through this week.

A bit over 1" from Saturday's event, including some Sunday leftovers. Raised the Sandy River by 0.15 feet, still under the 25th percentile and headed back down. First fire in the stove in nearly 3 months this morning - low of 41 after yesterday's cloudy drippy high of 59.

Not really convinced these temperatures are accurate, but 30F was observed at Zelienople Municipal Airport.

Exactly. Theres always a few stressed trees showing color by late August, but the amount of color for early September is clearly more than normal this year. 45F again at DTW. Its incredible how many upper 30s and low 40s the cold spots of SE MI have had the past 2 weeks. The period of Aug 25 - Sept 7 (the last week of Aug & first week of Sept) was 6th coldest on record for Detroit, and coldest since 1935.

Low of 48. Official tally from the overnight Saturday/Sunday early morning rain was .12”. The weather gods again treating us too kindly this week.