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Today we should see temperature once again reach above normal levels in the mid to upper 70's. There will however be a noticeable lowering of humidity and dew points by this afternoon. We cool to below normal levels as we start October tomorrow with high temperatures across most of the county remaining in the mid to upper 60's for the rest of the work week. By the weekend we should see a warming trend with temperatures rising into the mid to upper 70's. There is almost no chance of rain for at least the next week.

Yes, but I welcomed it. I actually saw some local ponds freeze in Union County, NJ.

Today we should see temperature once again reach above normal levels in the mid to upper 70's. There will however be a noticeable lowering of humidity and dew points by this afternoon. We cool to below normal levels as we start October tomorrow with high temperatures across most of the county remaining in the mid to upper 60's for the rest of the work week. By the weekend we should see a warming trend with temperatures rising into the mid to upper 70's. There is almost no chance of rain for at least the next week.

I can't decide what we're better at. Above normal temperatures or cloudy damp weather. We excel at both. Looks like yet another gloomy day.

KMDT hit 93 on Oct 2, 2019, Cap City reached 95... I was not a happy camper.

Enjoying this late summer warmth...sometime soon those cold gusty 30-40 mph northerly winds will takeover. Making it unpleasant to be outside. Not looking forward to those unrelenting winds. Until then, I'll take what this current warm weather has to offer.

You got it man

Social media has degraded forecasting just as it has society in general.

With the storm now moving in a more favorable direction considering the shear vector we are starting to see signs of strengthening this morning. Convection is firing over the center and starting to wrap into the dry slot the storm ingested last night. Despite the dry air, pressure falls have continued and we are now seeing convection become more organized as well. This system is well on its way to hurricane intensity

2025 ACE is now within about 10 of average. With the two ongoing storms, albeit with Humberto likely to become non tropical today, we will be within single digits of average. I cannot stress enough how impressive this is given how far behind we were just a couple weeks ago

I couldn't agree more. He has the same exact words that he uses. He hypes things up so much that I just shake my head. It's nuts how much he believes what he's saying, and what's worse, he has a lot of followers and subscribers I totally believe what's coming out of his mouth. Pure bull crap.

Was a great site but I get it. Thanks for all your work.

Thanks, Kevin.

60 kts at 5 am but dry air has really slowed intensification. Models are pretty aggressive over the next 48 hours and some peak this near major. It likely won’t be a “pretty” storm but Bermuda looks to be in the bullseye of a strong hurricane. I really wouldn’t be shocked if this makes a run at cat 3 near the island. A lot of upper level dynamics at play including a very strong sting jet progged across guidance as the storm approaches the island. Very interested to watch the evolution

We are "due" for a lot of things right now, but +EPO wouldn't be the most prominent item on my list. I mean...we have had 2 -WPO seasons over the past decade.....I haven't had one normal or above snowfall season in a decade. I won't include temps because we all know why that is. We have had 7 La Nina seasons out of 10 years, and 1 El Nino...and the El Nino season was still largely negated by the prominent cool ENSO hemispheric base state.

2019-2020 was pretty damn positive.

I like a relatively warm October. 70s, sunny, and cool nights.

Im in jamaica till friday. If i come back to the same humidity up there as down here and missed a few cool nights im gonna be pissed lol

Because danger to and destruction of others’ property and lives gives you a thrill. Got it, and “whining like a child” when it stays ots. Sheesh. Barry GBP would be proud of you. Right, Barry? Barry?

lock it in....

Complete and utter garbage...if you do a search on youtube, every year is the same nonsense with the blood-red "worst of winter" designation lurking somehere near the east coast.

Rain is hanging around this am in the Triangle. I’m glad we needed it, hope it soaks all day.

Too early for any winter forecast right now. The past few years proved that winter outlooks are fickle this far out .

At least they're well, predictable . Every year my circle of friends see these and ENDLESSLY ask me to watch them and give my opinion... I don't have to watch to let them know my opinion. "but he makes such good points" yeah, rigghhhtttt

It is a decent analog in general, but if the PNA is that negative again, I'll shave anthonymm into my crotch and post pics. That season with tamer RNA would be pretty good....the reason December had "no good storms" Is because the extreme RNA turned the pre XMAS east coast blizzard into a cutter when it it was forced to phase with the PV too far west. We also wasted what would have been a great March pattern because of the unfavorable west Pac working in conjunction with the severe RNA....get those areas a bit less hostile and it would have been good further south.