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76 / 67 and climbing now with partly sunny conditions here

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My September data. Last September was 67.3 and 3.26" September 1, 2026 - September 30, 2026 High Low Average Temperature 86.3 °F 50.7 °F 67.1 °F Dew Point 74.0 °F 39.0 °F 59.7 °F Humidity 97 % 39 % 79 % Precipitation 9.05 in -- --

So what's the intrigue over this event? We got all the maps like it's snow, lol

Here's the general...AWT

I'm late in responding but thanks for this and provides some hope. I was disappointed though yesterday to see the extended outlook (7-10 days) calls for significant warming and lack of storms. This is not the way we want to start October! As we've seen time and time again this year, these high pressure systems tend to hang around too long - hope this one doesn't .

5.5" of rain in Sept. and monthly mean temp of 61.3F, which is basically normal.

Thanks for sharing this - impressive! It's nice to see this type of record being broken in this region for a change, rather than heat and dryness....

The big Wednesday night rain event trended well nw, so much of my area didn't get much... only a few tenths here. More light showers are popping now, so my 2+day total may end up close to 2".

You know we’ve turned the corner into predominate fall weather when it still gets down into the 50s as lows despite being in a warm pattern.

70/59… feels warm out there. Saw some sun this morning but now clouded over again. Foliage on fire.

DCA: +1.5 NYC: +1.0 BOS: +0.5 ORD: +2.0 ATL: +2.0 IAH: +2.7 DEN: +2.3 PHX: +2.5 SEA: +1.9

aside from about 5 minutes yesterday, i haven't seen the sun since Thursday. this blows

As has been said countless times…forecasts change, so you never know…

There has been a deep upper low across the Arctic since the spring with record 500 mb ridging across the mid-latitudes. So this looks like a continuation of the same theme. Both the AO and NAO have been mostly positive over this period. Almost looks like some type of rebound following the strong winter blocking with the early SSW back in November. The last time we had a +AO October with a super El Niño was 1972. But even October 1972 managed to get the more common -EPO.

I always like that too. This year 102.3 for my high and -5.4 for my low. One of the larger spreads that I can remember.

I made this call back on May 4th and it still feels comfortable Sent from my SM-S176V using Tapatalk

Yeah, they could reach 80° today with enough sun ahead of the main warm push tomorrow. So a warmer start to the month before we cool down next week. The interior areas have a shot at their first frost next Tuesday into Wednesday.

I feel like the trend on seasonal guidance is at least as, if not more important than the absolute data and CANSIPS keeps trending warmer and further south with that ridge...this is why February is now no longer above average precip for us, but if you look back at the 9/1 and especially 8/1 run, precip was way above average.

That's what I'm afraid of lots of heavy wet snow this winter with borderline temps. Just wow you still have a hummingbird around, I didn't see one since the 24th of September here.