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000 SXUS71 KILN 080538 RERDAY RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILMINGTON OH 138 AM EDT WED OCT 08 2025 ...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT DAYTON OH... A RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL WAS SET AT DAYTON OHIO ON OCTOBER 7. A TOTAL OF 2.45 INCHES OF RAINFALL WAS RECORDED. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD FOR OCT 7 OF 1.72 INCHES...SET IN 1931. $$ HATZOS Biblical soaker, for sure. That much rain in one day during the first days of October, is this a harbinger of what's to come later in the month?

First September DAY failed to reach 90 degrees since September 2020. The last 90 degree day this year was on August 16th, the earliest last one since August 16, 2009 and August 16, 1997.

Wet stretch coming Sunday Euro 12z: GFS 12z: To add insult to injury however, models are in agreement on a large cutoff low coming by the middle of next week that is expected to be around through the end of the month. 12z Euro: 12z GFS:

1st month to end up drier than normal since January

Seems like Summer was just given the bum's rush recently

Almost time to open up a September 2025 thread very soon.....

Only hit 71 today. The record low maximum temperature is 67 back in 1930. Still, mid-to-late August is just way too early for back-to-back days of overcast skies, for sure.

Nelson can't be a chill person here if he wanted to rustle frostfern's jimmies.

Garbage for sure

Same here. Looks like the 90s are done early for the year. The bad news: Very short-lived garbage pattern ahead for the next few days. Although a bit early for this, but back-to-back days of expected suicide weather starting tomorrow. The good news: Nice pleasant weather takes over just before this weekend begins with temps rebounding back to the lower 80's for Friday into Saturday. Temps really cool down big time early next week. Highs are forecast to be in the low 70s, though there are areas that could be stuck in the 60s or even upper 50s! GFS 00z Monday: GFS 00z Tuesday: Overall, we're reaching what it appears to be the final nail in the coffin on this summer.

Summer is over

TWC/Wunderground's going hog crazy with at least an inch of rain for tomorrow night into Sunday. Barely any of the models are even near that much.

12z GFS: A biblical storm near the end of the 12z GFS:

1.21" here. First day with any rainfall for this month.

89'd yesterday, 89'd again today. Big fail these past few days.

Looks like a little early-fall-like storm brewing on Thursday to end the month. TWC has us in the mid-70s for the high. 12z GFS barely lets us even reach 70. Canadian has us in the mid-70s.

A good part of the year so far, even though we're going to have to pay for the string of wet months at some point in the future. Just as expected, the 6th consecutive wet month. Currently at 29.08" for 2025, just less than 20" needed to at least tie the 10th wettest year on record (48.99" in 2018).

Dropped to 78. Heat Advisory not cancelled yet, but now extended through tomorrow. Heat Advisory still in effect today is just too much hype.

Stuck at 80 with all the debris clouds, even with the Heat Advisory in effect today. No way we're going to top 90 or even the upper 80s. NWS might as well just cancel the Heat Advisory today.

6-10 day: Not for long, according to the 8-14 day: The upcoming "cool" stretch next week may have to come with a price. NWS ILN is talking about a potential cutoff low for early next week. .LONG TERM /TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/... Broad h5 ridge over srn U.S. weakens over Ohio Valley as a stationary front in the lower GTLks begins to move swd into CWA Tues night/early Wed. The boundary stalls in srn/south of CWA early Thurs, with h5 s/w energy topping it late Wed/early Thu. Storms will be likely over the region with these forcing mechanisms found in a very receptive, moist airmass. they should be most active from Wed afternoon through Thurs afternoon and die out in the evening. There are indications that it could be south of the CWA earlier in the day with little activity in the south ending closer towards noon. High pressure to the north and upper level ridging will keep a dry ne wind over the CWA through at least Sat. The center of the high and axis of the upper ridge will pass east through the CWA overnight Sat. Behind them, winds turn e and then se on Sun. GFS has an upper level cutoff low undercutting the exiting ridge, bringing precip to sw CWA Sun. European does not have cutoff upper low and brings a zonal wly flow behind the departing ridge, keeping any rain threat south of CWA. The end of hot and muggy looks to begin on Wed with some moderating temperatures, fall to below normal Thursday, and remain below normal through the end of the forecast. Highs Thu-Sun will be in the mid 70s nw to near/low 80s se. Lows for this time frame will be in the low-mid 60s. One exception is a cooler Fri night with mid 50s along/n of I-70 corridor, near 60 along Ohio River. If you're looking for a good dry stretch, it's safe to say that it's just not our year.

Hell, we might as well be done with 2025. Too much rain this year.