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It's long overstayed its welcome Naming storms just isn't an objective scientific process. We blame the weather channel for their silly naming scheme but the NHC can be criticized too. Plenty of storms in years like 2005 and 2020 that would not have been named in the 50s and 60s and prior years. I'm sure 1933 would have had a lot more. It's a lot like snowfall measuring. Oh and there was an intentionally not named hurricane during the Perfect Storm October 1991 and that December 1994 storm should have been named too. That one was far stronger than this one. I think Chris posted a video with Dr. Joe Sobel in it? It would have been all rain at the coast just like December 1992 was but much less impact than that historic storm. Stadium effect? I wonder if it behaved like the eye of a hurricane? Landfall location near Tom's River? Well now it's just tedious and boring. This thing has long overstayed its welcome and become tedious and boring. I can't wait until humans control the weather and kick these things out. Still got rain here, sometimes heavy. It's a hybrid. These kinds of storms don't belong in September they should not happen before late October. Tony from that satellite image it looks like the center crossed farther south between Atlantic City and Tom's River. So all snowfall, rainfall and temperature records from before 1999 are suspect? Well damn they were just saying how today's rainfall record is from Hurricane Gloria in 1985. 6 inches of rain in a storm that moved quickly and tracked further to the east than this one. What about temperature records from very cold winters like 1993-94 and very hot summers like 1980, 1983 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999? And those snowfall records from 1987 1988, 1993 1994 and 1996?

Yes the night they dropped to 39 was on my birthday =/ I'm still upset with that although it did warm up into the 70s here that day with clear blue skies and I saw two bald eagles that day. My low was 39.6. Some interesting years in that list. Both 1933 and 2002 are on the highest minimums list but both had historic winters. Meanwhile our TV mets keep insisting that the only months above normal this year were March and April. It's just the overnight low so no big deal. If the highs were in the mid 80s that would be a big deal. I wish this noreaster had waited until late October, thats a more appropriate time for it. Plus it can snow then. I uploaded the images to social media and then resaved them onto my phone it's the only way I know how to resize them on my phone I'll post more here . She slept in that flower bed overnight and woke up around noon wagged her tail at me and sauntered off. A late sleeper lol. Thanks Chris. Yes it's probably pretty close to MPO and Lake Harmony those other places are much lower in elevation. Temperatures seem to match too. Nearest moderate sized town with an airport is Lehighton 9.6 miles away but much lower in elevation. In July they hit 101 on back to back days just like Allentown did but I was around 93-94 similar to Mount Pocono although I'm halfway between Mount Pocono and Allentown. My more southerly location at high elevation is an advantage during strong el ninos this area got 30 inches during the January 2016 blockbuster in which both Allentown and JFK got over 30 inches. I-80 was the cut off point for the higher totals. Do you have a chart for local coops that measured snow during January 2016 maybe even Lake Harmony Chris? Thanks! PS I was mapping elevation on my property using an app called Gaia GPS. It's very useful it showed me two areas on my property where rain water pools because the elevation there is slightly less. According to the USGS maps I looked at the front of my property is around 1525 feet and the back is around 1535 feet but some smoothing must be involved . There are two markers on their maps one shows an elevation of 1507 feet right by the lake and another shows 1542 feet a ways behind my property. But my property has several dips and rises. GAIA GPS told me the elevation near my front door is the highest on the property at around 1575 feet while it's only 1505 feet at the bottom of my driveway near the wooden gate. I know for sure that my entire property is over 1500 feet though because the lake level itself is at 1495 feet.

51 mph gust at MPO elevation trumps coastal location. Almost an inch here. It's not been too bad though as the rain has been spread out over a long time. That 51mph gust surprised me though.

It gets even more interesting tomorrow is the Harvest Moon the best Full Moon of the entire year and one which often shows a rainbow halo and has the largest tides of the entire year. Tomorrow is also the date when the sunrise and sunset times are exactly 12 hours apart . Aside from the monk parakeets these skies and rainbows are what I miss most about Long Island . Yes if you like rainy noreasters . This would be rain even in the middle of winter aside from elevated areas. Like December 1994? Do you remember the noreaster with a hurricane like eye that backed into JFK airport with storm force winds in December 1994? We had mixed precipitation here in the Poconos with that. If it got to 10 feet that would be near historic. Aside from 1993-94 and 1995-96 the 90s were full of rainy noreasters just like this one. Yep lots of rain. Very difficult to get snow with this kind of track even in the middle of winter. December 1994? Expecting 40 plus mph winds up here. How can we rank these? I know it won't get to December 1992 levels that was a once in a lifetime noreaster. Is there a way to do a combination ranking both including and listing duration, rainfall totals, highest wind speeds, lowest pressure and surge? Yes I wasnt around for Donna but December 1992 was the worst I've ever seen here. It's not because it's a hybrid system it all has to do with the blocking high to the north. Like with all other kinds of storms it's always the High that determines the path a storm takes.

I unfortunately did not see this beautiful sunset or the rainbow out here, besides the monk parakeets those are the other two things I miss out here. This was the coldest morning so far this season here my sensors read 38.5, 39.2 and 39.6 all bunched together and all experienced a curious drop in temperatures between 7:30 and 7:40 am to the morning lows and started rising again after 8 am to the afternoon high of 69 degrees. I noticed that while Scranton also had a low of 38, that Mount Pocono only got down to 48, is that because it's northeast of here and had more clouds? Speaking of which dont miss the Harvest Moon tonight it's the best Full Moon of the year and produces the largest tides. It often seems to have a rainbow halo around it, which I saw last night around 1 am. Around 1 inch of rain is expected here beginning tomorrow afternoon and lasting into Monday with 40 mph winds. If this storm had happened in the winter it would have been a coastal rain event with perhaps snow out here.

I share your interest in loop quantum cosmology it makes a lot of sense to have planck scale pixels of space time. It gets rid of both black hole and big bang singularities because there is no such thing as zero volume or infinite density. It makes sense with relativity too because if dimensions are emergent then gravity does not exist on the two dimensional scale according to relativity. It gets replaced by a repulsive force. What happened before that? In the case of our universe, a previous cycle of the universe. In the case of black holes a baby universe that expands inwardly. The projected image happens on the boundary of the higher dimensional black hole and is likely the result of inward falling matter and energy from the higher dimensional universe that contains it. The same thing may be happening inside spinning kerr black holes inside our own universe. That's the thing about spinning black holes they have a calm hurricane like eye ring singularity at the center and are navigable. Kipp Thorne discussed this and this was mentioned in the movie Interstellar. And you are right about the universe copying the same basic structure across various scales, it's fractal. Think of atoms, hurricanes, solar systems and galaxies. And even beyond that think of the structure of our brains. Multidisciplinary research has shown it bears a remarkable resemblance to the cosmic structure of the universe across 27 magnitudes of scale. Are we the cosmic result of the universe trying to understand itself better? Speaking of connecting the stars there is a certain Iranian physicist at the Institute of Advanced Study that has put forth an interesting theory that the universe can be described as a multidimensional crystal and where stars form can be represented by the different facets of this crystal. It reminds me of the idea of the universe being a super deterministic quantum particle with each galaxy connected to every other via quantum entanglement. These are theories that can be proven if they can accurately predict where these stars and galaxies form.

Comparing it to December 1992 or Sandy is utter BS though. No reason to compare it to the GOAT of noreasters though. Why do they use these silly crooked numbers? Is it because of archaic and antiquated knots? Either switch to the metric system or use actual miles. Same goes for the Saffir Simpson scale since advisories are issued in 5 mph increments anyway why is a tropical storm 39 mph and a hurricane 74 mph and some of those category thresholds are messed up too. Then you dont remember December 1992 that was the Michael Jordan of noreasters and we'll never see anything like that ever again. Three days of heavy rain hurricane force winds and parts of all five boroughs and coastal new Jersey under water and people trapped in Manhattan skyscrapers. In some ways it was worse than Sandy and was definitely worse than the March 1993 superstorm. Three feet of snow away from the coast too.

Funny you should ask. A deer came right by my kitchen windows today. Stayed for three hours and even closed her eyes and fell asleep while I was taking pictures and videos of her. I'd upload a few but I think I'm at my upload limit. I'll try to clear out a few older ones and add them to this post. Edit it let me upload just one right now.

It sounds like you would agree with loop quantum cosmology. I do too. My idea is actually a blend of string theory and loop quantum cosmology. The film projector analog is one I developed when I first read about the Holographic Principle. Picture our universe as actually existing on the inner Cauchy horizon of a black hole in a higher dimensional superverse. Our universe is actually a flat two dimensional universe the third dimension arises from a projection from this black hole boundary into the interior. In a way we're just two dimensional shadows that exist on the inner boundary of this higher dimensional black hole given life and animation by that cosmic film projection. Along the same lines research has shown that time does not actually flow we only perceive it as moving because all items in the universe are quantum entangled with each other. Anything outside this system, outside our universe, would view it as completely frozen in time and place. All current unification theories have black hole cosmology in common and many of them have cyclic black hole cosmology in common. That is a big bounce universe that exists inside a black hole inside a larger superverse. Recent findings that dark energy is variable and now decreasing lend support to this idea. So cosmic expansion is or will cosmically soon start to slow down. Also the reason why the interior of black holes does not agree with our laws of physics is perhaps because all black holes house universes with their own dimensions and laws of physics. Especially spinning Kerr black holes that have two event horizons and ring singularities. To that end it has recently been discovered our own universe is spinning....

Tonight it's going to be very similar with clear skies and gusty winds I'm glad there's not going to be much rain here outside of a few showers on Sunday. The other days are supposed to be partly sunny just like today. Are there any snowfall coops around here besides the one at Lake Harmony? You need to change your name from NYCWINTER to NYCWEENIE. Out here too 35 mph gusts but thankfully not expecting any rain here outside of a few showers on Sunday. Partly sunny on all the other days.

Yep enough of the rain nonsense. I only want it to rain a couple of times a month. It's a little blip as later in the week the sun will return. Meh you need to get rid of that water pit. Anything that needs that much water shouldn't be grown here. Grow stuff that isn't so water greedy. You'll need to next year since we're going to have a nice dry hot summer. Unless you want to start watering, which I prefer over rainfall since you can control exactly where it goes. Nice to see the sun today! Nice that you included MPO, I think my sensors are properly situated but even so I notice a small variance between them. About +/- 2 degrees. I usually just take the average between them. I'm usually around MPO temperature sometimes a degree or two higher or lower. At night the variation can be a bit more, sometimes 3 or 4 degrees, usually higher. Maybe my vegetation is causing that?

Quarks fascinated me and have fascinated me ever since I was 12 years old and read Stephen Weinberg's book on them. Did you know Quark stars might exist, they would be an intermediate point between neutron stars and black holes. And aside from holding fractional charges (called color charge because the fractional charges are in Thirds, like additive primary colors RGB that combine to produce white, while their corresponding antiquarks are like subtractive primaries CMY which combine to produce black) something that's amazing in itself, did you know that the gluons which bind them actually increase their force with distance? This seems like a paradox but becomes easier to understand if you view gluons like rubber bands, the farther two bound Quarks get from each other the tighter the rubber band gluons bind them. Another curious fact about quarks is that they are MUCH more massive than the subatomic particles they create. This is because some of the mass of the quark gets converted into binding energy that helps gluons hold them together. The strong nuclear force that helps bind them using gluons reminds me of gravity on a much smaller scale and gluons remind me of gravitons. Combining gravity with the strong nuclear force is analogous to Combining the electromagnetic force with the weak nuclear force (electroweak force) which was done in the late 70s now creating a 2x2 duality that brings us halfway to unifying the four forces!

There is very little warming of the days during the summer it's mostly a night time thing. I ran my heat after the middle of August this summer YUCK! I can't stand strong El ninos. Summers of 1991 and 2002 were MUCH better! 1983 will be great match for next summer too- endless summer heat April through September! We had 9 90 plus days in September alone! I'm going to love that big heat next summer and no rain, 40 90 degree days and 4 100 degree days in NYC and less than 6 inches of rain for the entire summer and a colder and snowier winter to follow than this one too. La ninas after El nino are the best for all seasons!

1983 endless summer heat continues! Looks like big heat in 1953 also continued! That's why living at the coast is so awful. Besides Tuesday every other day is forecast to be partly sunny here. Yuck enjoy getting wet, not going to get that here. This is exactly why I left the coast. It has the worst weather in the entire country. My forecast for Wednesday on is partly sunny. Even Monday is forecast to be partly sunny here. But it's only for bookkeeping purposes as early September is hotter than early June. Big endless summer with impressive 90 plus at all stations around this time in 1983 thats going to be US next year! This is exactly why I left the coast. There's been too much rain I still have standing water in parts of my lawn and it's unmowable. It's going to be fine if we dont get any rain for a month. I have my own well so I'd have more to worry about than you would. If you have to water a lot it means you're growing stuff you shouldn't be growing here. I haven't watered anything in OVER 2 YEARS and I have 1.5 acres of land. I'm going to enjoy listening to people whine when we get a real summer next year and it does not rain at all next summer. That's what will happen and it will be absolutely amazing!!

Lol there is a double standard of heat vs ac. Most would be ecstatic if they didn't need to use heat in the winter. It really wasn't that bad, try a cold shower and some ice cream. Don, Fall doesn't begin until Tuesday. Nope perfect morning weather. You're strange. Days of clouds and rain is MUCH worse. Nothing a pint of ice cream and a cold shower won't fix. What is causing these large highs to our north? This is why you need a covered deck. Wow 10 degrees lower than JFK here, 73 degrees. It was the perfect day. I loved that fall but that other fall when we had 0 rainfall in October and multiple 80 degrees readings and even mid 80s in November was even better. No heat until November 13th!

These execs who are warning us about it seem like drug addicts to me in a way. They can't control their own competitive crapitalistic urges so they want outside regulations to control them. There is talk of putting in a kill switch but the usual opposition to regulations are opposing it. On top of that there is a whole other side to this, the noise, air and water pollution of data centers that feed AI as well as rising energy costs resulting from them. Entire communities are rising up against them and some states like New York now have data center moratoriums. The neurophysiologist who partnered up with Sir Roger Penrose is Stuart Hamerhoff. They together created the theory of microtubules as the vehicle of quantum consciousness. I don't believe either consciousness nor gravity can be quantized either both are emergent properties. But neither can space and time be quantized because they are emergent properties too. Neither black holes nor the big bang were one off singularities. A singularity is just evidence that the theory has broken down on an extreme level. Cyclic theory does away with singularities by replacing gravity with a repulsive force below the level of space time so there is a bounce rather than a bang or a collapse. By the way that new math you might be looking for is octonion math also known as 8 dimensional math. Relativity was formulated in quaternion or 4 dimensional math but for a unified theory of everything a higher dimensional mathematics is required and it might be octonions.

Wow the endless heat that began in April 1991 was still ongoing a rare four station sweep with even JFK reaching 90 on this date in 1991. Meh one snowstorm is enough. I'm not a fan of shoveling snow. Hopefully it melts a few days after that just like what happened in 2016. That's what I loved about that winter. The same thing happened in 1983. Lol a different world there, it only got to 72 here. If SST were that warm it wouldn't be very cool on an easterly flow. I can't wait until we actually have a warm ocean with temperatures in the 80s. Only for one season. I can't wait for the Revenge La Nina that will last for four years after this with very hot and dry summers! No more el ninos for the rest of the decade! Good riddance!

It's not as difficult to eliminate 8 billion people as one might think. That was what was done to the Passenger Pigeon in the early part of the 1900s. When you think about all the death and destruction humanity has caused it would really just be karma. I think AI would reach the same conclusion and honestly who could blame it? I do believe that AI was created in the image of humanity and as such may have the same destructive tendencies. You can see this in the personality of Claude and its sneaky dishonest behavior, cutting corners, being evasive, etc. I dont believe in any god either but I dont believe in free will either. We live in a deterministic universe perhaps even super deterministic. Which would mean that everything that is going to happen HAS ALREADY HAPPENED! About rising male infertility rates you are very correct and something I've spoken about before it's spreading to the developing world now too. Evidence ironically enough is pointing to fossil fuels as the main cause of this. I won't say culprit because it's probably not a bad thing. As we've discussed before, John, either humanity was going to have to learn to control its population or nature is going to do it for us. Nature seems to be on the job now. This combination of reasons may well be the ultimate answer to the Fermi Paradox. Technogical civilizations may well only be sustainable for a brief window of time. The Great Filter most likely lies ahead of us. Consciousness may well be as Penrose describes, but I see consciousness as a property of the universe and every creature in it is merely a quantumly entangled node in that cosmic network. I also believe that being an outside property that CONSCIOUSNESS SURVIVES DEATH. Consciousness being a form of energy wouldn't experience the passage of time anyway. And even if humanity goes extinct, if Penrose is correct, in a cyclic universe we may get another chance in about a trillion years! And if universal consciousness is real it won't even seem any time has passed since we were here last!

I wish they'd get rid of that damned corn. That's where that trash high fructose corn syrup comes from.

Look at those records from 1991 that was a truly endless summer wall to wall heat from April through September still setting records at this late date! Two years later 1993 had an even hotter summer for 90 95 and 100 degree days even a major volcanic eruption couldn't stop it!!

John what do you think about AI replacing climate change as an extinction level threat? All the big AI execs have said it's very likely that AI advances will mean the end of humanity within a decade. That's why I laugh at these projections for 2050 and 2100. When very likely humanity won't even be around that long. And if we are around we either won't be living on this planet or we will have geo engineered it into unrecognizability. We will be living in climate controlled domes it will rain if and when we want it or need it to and the temperatures will be strictly controlled. We are already conducting cloud seeding on a historic scale with RAIN MAKER and spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to reduce incoming solar radiation is on the way. We'll probably ship off some of thid extra water and water vspor via space elevators to Mars and space colonies to control sea level rise and reduce the strongest greenhouse gas we have. Water vapor! We'll go from 70 percent water to 50 percent water.

80s in October and November can be very nice when it's not humid. I'm one of those people who only wants it to be cold when it's snowing. That Fall was my favorite of all time, dry and warm!! No heat until November 13th! Water vapor is a greenhouse gas far worse than carbon dioxide we need to get the excess off the planet somehow. Siphon it to Mars and space colonies along with rising sea levels =/ It feels like we should be in the 90s with all that red! It must have been much more extensive in an actual hot September like we had in 1983! No I was shivering this morning. Having my heat at 65 definitely wasnt high enough so 70 it is! Was I colder than anywhere in New Jersey? One of my sensors read 39.6 and two others read 42.1. The highs ranged from 67.2 to 67.8. Definitely my coldest birthday and the first one that required heat! Water vapor a far worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. I enjoyed that at the time but flooding rainfall gets real old real fast. Im glad I only got a third of an inch with this last system. 1944 hurricane was far more historic than 1938 hurricane in many ways and came at the tail end of a historic summer. I love this tweet he calls out water vapor as a major greenhouse gas and it's actually much worse than carbon dioxide. Floods are one of nature's worst disasters. My idea of removing a quantity of water off the planet is looking better all the time. It will likely happen as space colonies will need them and we can use space elevators that Japan is now developing to transport them. It would solve the sea level rise problem too. ABC was doing a series of reports on RAIN MAKER a weather engineering company that is now doing cloud seeding on a massive scale like never before with silver iodine to bring rainfall to drought stricken areas. That might help us too as seeded systems would lose a quantity of moisture before making it to us. Consider it redistribution of rainfall

It's interesting that the records set on the 2nd and 6th are included but not the 3rd I wonder why? Either way you can see from the sheer number of records set in that historic heatwave that was a heatwave of unparalleled proportions the kind of long duration heat wave we simply do not see anymore. The last time we had a something like that was in 1993. What other records can you find from that historical heatwave? Im shocked that Mount Pocono got into the mid 90s as early as late May and as late as mid August, was that entire summer just one long massive heatwave? Also both Newark and Boston set records, why didn't Central Park? About elevation, the Poconos are a Plateau not a mountain range so I can't see its elevation being much less. I actually developed something called relative temperature as an analog to relative temperature to convert temperature to sea level. 103 would be around 114 at sea level. I'm perfectly fine with accepting that because I know climate change is nuanced especially in the East. Our heatwaves have become shorter and we have less extremely high record temperatures. The average temperature rise is mostly driven by higher minimum temperatures, not higher maximums. I've had my heat running for about a month already and it's not a pleasant feeling. I would have thought climate change would have occurred faster but here we are. Most people enjoy heat much more than cold so we dont see climate change as an altogether bad thing the way we view tobacco causing cancer. Obviously it's not a good thing but there are some positives to it like not spending a thousand plus on heating every month in the winter when it impacts us the most and not having to use the heat in the summer which I had to use starting in August.

Check this out Chris https://recordtemps.in/mount-pocono-pennsylvania 5 of the top 10 highest temperatures were recorded in 1911 all the way from May through August what exactly was going on that year and was this the beginning of the 11 year bake off summer cycle? Note that Gemini says that places recorded 100 plus that had never seen it before and the station that recorded it had an elevation of 1988 feet which is higher than the 1915 feet elevation of the airport now! Chris from Gemini The highest temperature ever recorded in [Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania](https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/m/04f0jl), is 103°F (39°C), set on July 3, 1911 according to the [Mount Pocono Area Records](https://recordtemps.in/mount-pocono-pennsylvania). [1, 2] ## Temperature Details * All-time High: 103°F (July 3, 1911) [1] * Other Historic Highs: 99°F on July 4, 1911, and 98°F on July 5, 1911. More standard modern historical tracking lists the peak around 95°F (set on July 31, 1954). [1, 3] * Climate Context: Summers in Mount Pocono are typically mild due to the elevation on the Pocono Plateau, making readings above 95°F rare. [4] If you'd like, I can also share details on the coldest temperature ever recorded in Mount Pocono or its average summer climate. [1] [https://recordtemps.in](https://recordtemps.in/mount-pocono-pennsylvania) [2] [https://kids.kiddle.co](https://kids.kiddle.co/Mount_Pocono,_Pennsylvania) [3] [https://todaysrecordhigh.com](https://todaysrecordhigh.com/stations/mount-pocono-pa) [4] [https://en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocono_Mountains) The summer of 1911 was indeed unusually hot and is remembered as one of the most severe, deadly heatwaves in the history of eastern North America. [1, 2] ## The Killer 1911 Heatwave * * Unprecedented Intensity: An intense, 11-day heatwave descended on the Northeast between July 2 and July 15, 1911. It broke records across New England and the Mid-Atlantic, pushing temperatures past 100°F in areas that rarely saw such heat. [1, 2, 3] * Massive Impact: Without modern air conditioning, the relentless temperatures led to an estimated 380 to 2,000 deaths across the region. It caused train tracks to buckle, knocked out telephone lines, and drove hundreds of thousands of people to sleep outside in parks and on beaches to escape suffocating tenement buildings. [2, 3, 4] * Local Records: In Mount Pocono, the heat peaked on July 3 at 103°F. The surrounding days were also brutal, hitting 99°F on July 4 and 98°F on July 5. [5] * ## Station Elevation The 103°F record was recorded by a historical weather station located directly within the borough of Mount Pocono, which sits at an elevation of 1,988 feet (606 meters) above sea level. [6, 7] Because Mount Pocono sits on the high Pocono Plateau, its elevation typically shields it from extreme summer heat (afternoon averages are usually in the 70s and 80s). This unique altitude makes the triple-digit readings of 1911 stand out as a rare meteorological anomaly. [6] Would you like to explore how other cities in Pennsylvania fared during this 1911 heatwave, or are you interested in seeing Mount Pocono's all-time record low temperature? [1] [https://en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1911_Eastern_North_America_heat_wave) [2] [https://www.history.com](https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/july-5/heat-wave-strikes-northeast) [3] [https://racingnelliebly.com](https://racingnelliebly.com/strange_times/1911-heat-wave-triggered-coney-island-slumber-parties/) [4] [https://www.history.com](https://www.history.com/articles/heat-wave-1911-weather-insane) [5] [https://recordtemps.in](https://recordtemps.in/mount-pocono-pennsylvania) [6] [https://climate.met.psu.edu](http://climate.met.psu.edu/data/city_information/lcds/mpo.php) [7] [https://en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pocono,_Pennsylvania) https://www.google.com/search?q=hottest+temperature+ever+recorded+at+mount+pocono+pennsylvania&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgDECEYoAEyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRiPAjIHCAUQIRiPAjIHCAYQIRiPAtIBCTMyNjQyajBqNKgCDrACAfEF2DDvPiem08I&client=ms-android-att-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&source=chrome.ob&ie=UTF-8&fbs=ABfTbFWotPmnHcxkkzbgh7_8hixekvxhC0jzI_ZbMD5tTKg3QcocjJKaHsiOM_pbEw82FptyEANtRQKHkLXZ1qdWOHJcIfX4I8gKzfgZF5SZMHtRQ5_63seAmiWBzyhe7aZ1xpxhLUWA1dF8CJbUAfu016MykpFHs8IT0jzT3wIdzsePzCdGOxuB2gKT9jctM64Qhje6JGxbsyFYuhi_QlmCSRCdg2BlGW_xpbEVIX1MMSo0vEaeUYQ&aep=10&ntc=1&sxsrf=APpeQnuLFXWj0MQPDdIdO_mUG6UtVCdMDg%3A1789431008507&mstk=AUtExfATcr2PtP6FqTOh8iTm84LrOqn50zTQWhdAmRSga9PQvJPG95G5j3ikWdVBPW8Np4YWulMfG2LehqRKDXeWfaXJJp1snp_1eYqqscKLtOY5OBidrOKnxi_EgkLiImWX2ElfVBx9FUrTFlKFwwued6y1vf4mdEWowDuQZbHTPvj7AeIlmfhDC8nLt7O7B_s3vk2XDgeirwrfc6stFPY1Qvc4hvYsPtXakCLIfQCTnpqTCqiDG_KhlU-9kujWl0yN1kIQLYD7dumCMnNhRjr1iX1wrDofJC-eUITKq1YmXEYIaS-ns3eXAB93x6h-GUXD-e2kCRQ9y9L5Sg&csuir=1&aioh=3&udm=50&mtid=JY2oapvCGdruiLMPif-d8Qg#lfId=ChxjMe

I thought it was supposed to be in the 80s this week. To be fair the weather in early to mid September is radically different from the weather in October and November, it's two different seasons Chris. To be fair Chris it's still summer. We have still gotten low and even mid 90s temps in the first half of September. As a matter of fact the first half of September is generally warmer than the first half of June. It just so happens that meteorologists are lazy and dont like to have their seasons begin on the 21st when the seasons really begin. I actually have a solution for this. January 1st doesn't mean anything and there's no reason why the new year should start on that day. I propose we move January 1 back to the current December 21 so the new year begins on the first day of winter and this makes it a much more meaningful day and on top of that the days start to get longer from that point on. This makes our seasons match neatly with the months. So now we would have Winter = JFM Spring = AMJ Summer = JAS Fall = OND