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What downtown areas? Most away from immediate water, have frosted. I was downtown in my town at 2:00 am Sunday morning, and it was 30 degrees.

It appears per models that due to a combo of a large Tahiti SLP rise/smaller Darwin fall and despite it being way down at -43 today, it should break the very long current -SOI streak and go positive by ~Oct 25th. That means that the current -SOI streak would end near 74 days.

1,100ft here and frozen solid nightly. Narrow it down to like 950ft to 1,025ft . Lasts a long time in the shade.

Other than that, The majority of the area …the growing season has been over for a while now.

And most downtown areas and all coasts . A lot have not

Yeah everyone between 900ft and 1200ft is frost free.

I'm not sure either, I just went with it.....mayeb he'll be brave enough to try and let us know if he survives.

The sad realty is that snow is all I have in this area in terms of meteorology....if we ever get a real tropical threat, Id be all over it every bit as much.

I am not sure what this means, but it is effing hilarious nonetheless.

I’m pretty sure most places have had a first frost, and some places(mine) a few times(freeze too) already. Your spot is not representative of the majority of SNE with regard to first frosts and freezes.

christmas closet tacos are a treasured family tradition, tyvm

I'll take the dry for now, but why can't it be windy during the week and calm on the weekends instead?

Will likely get into mid Nov with no frost at a fair amount of places in the region . Pretty crazy

I get it...we all have some degree of dissatisfaction with our lives, but it's not my fault you failed to thrive in the field that you supposedly love, and eat tacos by yourself in a closet on Xmas eve....either see a &ucking shrink, or get lost.

4th day in a row of lows in the upper 20s and highs in the low/mid 70s. Now I know what it's like to live in Ely lol.

Absolutely. Guy is unreal. Hard to believe a guy can be that miserable. I absolutely abhor when he posts in our New England forum. Please, just stay in the NYC forum so we don’t have to see any of his trash.

Josephine comes a day after my peak season period forecast ended, so it won’t count in my Aug 20 - Oct 20 tally.

https://www.americanwx.com/bb/forum/18-climate-change/

I'm still waiting on seeing your outlook verification from last year.

I really don't understand why you are constantly such an a$$hole...my god, is your existence that meager and unfulfilling? Christ, I'd have swallowed a wet spark-plug by now if I were in your state of mind.

From deep in the archives of weather.gov: https://www.weather.gov/source/zhu/ZHU_Training_Page/tropical_stuff/sub_extra_tropical/subtropical.htm "There is no such thing as a subtropical hurricane. If a subtropical storm intensifies enough to have hurricane force winds, than it must have become fully tropical." Now I will say I do not agree with this logic! 74mph automatically meaning fully tropical hurricane for a subtropical system makes absolutely zero sense. I am rooting for Josephine to get to 75mph now, this may have exposed a chink in the classification armor that went unnoticed for decades. To further muddy the waters, there was a subtropical storm that achieved hurricane intensity in 1979, and this was maintained as Subtropical Storm One. It is unclear if this was designated as a STS operationally or after the season ended: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979_Atlantic_hurricane_season#Subtropical_Storm_One