Brian D

Could be a long wait before I have access to monthly data due to gov shutdown. So my Sept charts will be delayed.

Back to seasonable temps after record highs on Oct 4 in the mid 80's around my area. Couple hundredths of rain with the front moving through here yesterday. Pretty dry looking for the next few days. Wish Hibbing n I-Falls had longer records, but it is what it is. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN0144 AM CDT SUN OCT 05 2025...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT DULUTH MN...A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 84 DEGREES WAS SET AT DULUTH MNYESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 83 DEGREES SET IN 1922. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN0144 AM CDT SUN OCT 05 2025...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT INTERNATIONAL FALLS MN...A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 85 DEGREES WAS SET AT INTERNATIONAL FALLS MN YESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 82 DEGREES SET IN 2011. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN0144 AM CDT SUN OCT 05 2025...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT HIBBING...A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 84 DEGREES WAS SET AT HIBBING YESTERDAY.THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 78 DEGREES SET IN 2011. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN0144 AM CDT SUN OCT 05 2025...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT BRAINERD...A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 86 DEGREES WAS SET AT BRAINERDYESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 82 DEGREES SET IN 1922.

Decent call here. A little quick moving the boundary thru tho.

This type of wx is possible up my way this time of year. We shall see.

Some scattered shwrs/stms blossomed around my area last night. 0.20" from that. Looks like the lawn will have to be mowed one last time.

Are the corn fields harvested? If not, looks like dried out corn that's ready to be. Regardless, it has been dry your way.

3.87" for the month (3.53" avg) 65.1 (66.8 avg) 50.6 +1 for 7am (48.8 avg) here in TH. A roller coaster month of very cool, and warm conditions. Was fortunate to get some decent rains, unlike others here in the sub.

Nice start to the month. THHS's Homecoming game is this Friday, and it looks like a summery day with highs in the 70's. BTW, my grandson and his girlfriend were crowned King n Queen.

Looks like 75-80 today. Very warm, pleasant late Sept day. I'll take it after the cooler, cloudy, wet wx.

Up to 3.85" for the month now (3.53" avg), and that looks to be about it for a while. Another foggy, misty AM. Sun broke out for a while yesterday aftrn before the fog rolled in again. Today, and tomorrow look to be about the same set up before things change. BTW, MRCC has a new website now. Very cool with a lot more tools on deck. https://mrcc.purdue.edu/

Another wet, overcast AM. A band of shwrs moved through not long ago. The sun made a brief appearance yesterday tho. Basically nickel n dime'n the precip. 0.67", 0.52", & 0.12". We'll see what today brings. 3.41" for the month so far, which is avg (3.53").

Football game was OK last night. Rain ended, and field was in good condition. It wasn't the homecoming game like I thought, that's in 2 weeks. My bad. But TH won against Pine City 7-0. Awesome defensive battle. THHS is 3-1 for the season so far. Still a wet day with drizzle, and shwrs around. Nearly an inch of rain so far the last couple days.

Cool, wet AM with heavy drizzle. HS football games in the area tonight are going to be sloppy. TH homecoming game tonight. Will be watching on Hudl My grandson is in his senior year.

So-so call. HP will stay N of the sub with the coolest air up that way. LP over the plains will slowly track E after this, providing decent rains for some in the S sub.

What?? A bright ball of fire in the sky LOL. Yes the sun made it's appearance. Nice day. Biker club just went by my place. Loud ass Harleys

Another foggy morning. Just a spit of rain yesterday. The Sun has been MIA for a few days with fog (some drizzle), and overcast. Dreary wx.

Foggy morning, with a batch of shwrs/stms moving across N MN. Might see something later.

With the narrative the way it is, you'd never know there where plenty of hot summers in the past. It's shameful the way stuff gets portrayed sometimes, but an agenda will do that to people, instead of appreciating wx, and its cycles.

Early data for Aug showing an avg month. A warmer summer again driven by the warmth of June, and July. 5 & 10 yr trend charts shown respectively.

An overcast, drizzly morning. Blah wx today.

1.42" of rain from stms last night. Much needed. 2.03" for the month (avg 3.53") so a good start.

Hibbing was at 29 yesterday morning for a 1st place tie with 2018. 30 this morning. Back to more seasonable wx this week. Saw this in the records from Grand Forks. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAND FORKS300 AM CDT FRI SEP 5 2025...RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE SET AT THE GRAND FORKS UNIVERSITY/NWS CLIMATE STATION FOR THURSDAY SEPT 4TH...THE HIGH TEMPERATURE ON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4TH AT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN GRAND FORKS WAS 48 DEGREES. THIS SETS A RECORD FOR THE COLDEST HIGH TEMPERATURE RECORDED FOR THIS DATE. PREVIOUS RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE WAS 55 IN 1956. LOOKING AT RECORD DATA BASE FOR THE CITY OF GRAND FORKS (1893 TO PRESENT), THIS IS ALSO THE EARLIEST DATE WHEN THE HIGH TEMPERATURE WAS BELOW 50 DEGREES WHEN LOOKING AT THE FALL MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER. THE PREVIOUS EARLIEST HIGH TEMPERATURE BELOW 50 DEGREES WAS SEPTEMBER 12 1961 WHEN THE HIGH TEMPERATURE WAS 49. THE RECORD DATABASE SHOWS THE AVERAGE DATE OF THE FIRST BELOW 50 DEGREE HIGH IN THE FALL IS OCTOBER 3RD. THIS IS USING THE RECORD DATABASE FROM 1893 TO CURRENT.

Chilly day yesterday. Record low max temps across a large portion of the N areas of the sub. Seems a certain someone isn't interested in these types of records. Usually he's on the warm ones before anyone can blink. Doesn't fit the narrative I guess. Heater has been kicking on from time to time this week. 0.59" of rain so far this month too. Nice start for that, and hope to see more.

Low max temp records will probably fall today up my way. A cursory check shows records in the low-mid 50's from 1926.

Back in the mid 90's, I was working at a sawmill, and we had flakes flying here in TH during the last week of Sept. That also heralded a rather cold winter. Not saying this would portend that, but definitely a cold start to Fall. Quote from DLH forecast discussion: The second cold front will bring a slightly more organized and persistent area of rain showers southeastward through the Northland today. Additional showers are likely behind that front as well this afternoon into tonight. As temperatures fall overnight, showers may become a mix of rain and snow. A thin coating of snow may survive through sunrise before melting shortly thereafter. Frost is possible overnight into Thursday morning, though clear skies and calm winds would likely be required.