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October 2025 General Discussion


Brian D
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6 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

said plenty of people. many people are ready for Fall and did not enjoy that weather.

I think multiple things can be true.

Yes, people might be ready for fall, but I highly doubt they were complaining about having a bunch of warm and sunny days in the mean time. 

EDIT: Now if it were truly hot/humid weather, then maybe a different story.

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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.

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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?

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2 hours ago, TheClimateChanger said:

I'd say so with the yearly deficit nearing one foot.

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Quite a different picture for our friend in Dayton, where a daily record rainfall of nearly 2 1/2" of rain converted a small annual deficit into a surplus of nearly 2 inches. This was also the 67th most precipitation for any day on record - dating back to the 19th century!

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It may always be sunny in Philadelphia, but it's always cloudy in Dayton.

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2 hours ago, sbnwx85 said:

Frost Advisory tonight. It'll be "low tire pressure light" season before you know it.

The one in my Corolla has been stuck on for over a year. I check the tires with a pressure gauge periodically and they are always close to spec, if one is low I pump it up but the light never turns off.

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Yeah no complaints about the forecast for the next week. Consistent upper 60s and sunny, the perfect October combo. Much better than the June in October weather of last week. And with a hint of a more active storm pattern incoming for the second half of the month for those who are going to go "but it's so boring!"

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15 hours ago, CheeselandSkies said:

The one in my Corolla has been stuck on for over a year. I check the tires with a pressure gauge periodically and they are always close to spec, if one is low I pump it up but the light never turns off.

Completely off topic but you might want to look into replacing the TPMS sensor(s).

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Colors here in town lag behind inland. Running 50%, but cooler, drier wx should speed things up. Warmer wx slowed everything down. I've noticed a lot less geese over town this year so far. Could be a mad rush on the way tho. Or the fires up north caused some realignments of flocks as the they were more located in the central areas of CAN this year. 

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2 hours ago, Brian D said:

Colors here in town lag behind inland. Running 50%, but cooler, drier wx should speed things up. Warmer wx slowed everything down. I've noticed a lot less geese over town this year so far. Could be a mad rush on the way tho. Or the fires up north caused some realignments of flocks as the they were more located in the central areas of CAN this year. 

Three nights in a row this week right before sundown I saw 70+ geese flying overhead here.  I think the second night was the largest with approximately 100 or so in the group.

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