It's like three or four days of average temperatures with a building ridge and a return to warmth behind it. Could make a run for a record October which was set LAST year. Balancing out how?
August is now the second July, September is the new August and October is the new September and this transition has happened scary quick.
Not sure what you want to call November, maybe a cold October
I want to be where first frosts hit by October 1st and winter starts in mid November with first snow, but not overkill cold and snow. Probably central New England areas I imagine.
55F low
The signal for warmth keeps expanding in the long range, El Nino instead of La Nina but doesn't matter similar Hotober coming. Hotober or Tropicaltober lol.
This is truly astonishing because three days ago Thursday and Friday were universally modeled to be dry days, I was so relieved and looking forward too it. How could a system appear from nowhere?