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Accuweather's early winter outlook calls for below normal snowfall (28-35") and near normal temperatures. Sounds like a repeat of last winter.

Down to 51, temp dropping like a rock. Maybe we make a run at 42/43.

We were saved from topping the futility chart by a March snow. Even if it didn’t happen most of us broke an inch. In 22-23 we were nowhere near an inch and there was zero chance of March “saving” us.

Here's how the second half of October has fared after a warmer or colder than normal first half since 1990.

Perhaps, but if so, it seems to be especially enhanced this year

High of 70 today at GSO with mostly sunny early October skies. Let’s see if we go down into the 40s tonight

Finally saw my breath this morning while walking to my 8am classes in Charlottesville!

So after next Wednesday temperatures are going to drop into the low 60s. They may may get into the mid-60s here and there after that, which is a average for this time of the year, but I don't see above normal temperatures heading into The latter part of the month.

Absolutely. Plus it'll be colder for longer. It's science.

please no. That would be almost as bad as 2016-2017.

what type of tree is this?

Great news

Next weekend looks nice with highs in the 60s. Looking forward to it.

Tons of Siberian snowcover early this season. Hopefully it continues through October when it matters more. I'll take any help I can get to bring us a more snowy winter.

A few HPS lights on those babies and you'll be harvesting into Thanksgiving

Hmmm it doesn’t seem torchy to me

There always tomorrow.

Our forecast is showing either a major front or backdoor front coming thru around the 8th or 9th. Low 80's before, low 70's after for about 5 days before warming up.

What a beautiful 1st day of October. After a low of 58, we had a high of 76. Dew points in the upper 50's and a brisk NE wind made for a very nice fall day.

Dammit....

They've been hitting the corn hard while it still has some green around here. I'd imagine its farmers trying to get a good price as the number of industrial drying silo's around here have been going up like crazy, maybe 2 or 3 every 5 sq miles. The commodities market for grain is bit volatile right now.

Driest Aug/Sept combo in my records, beating 2015. So, that 100% means an all-timer blizzard this year, right?