Autumn/Fall 2015 Thread (Northern Hemisphere, Sep-Nov) (snowing, cities, october, Minneapolis)

[BullochResident]

High of 88 F today. About 0.2 inches of rain from a brief storm that rolled in around 5 PM.

Originally Posted by Cambium

October? Sure. Why not. Might as well go for the record of 20 months in a row above normal again.

https://twitter.com/NWSCaribou/statu...25599211466752

Wow. The entire eastern seaboard is in the red. Those above normal ocean temps near Bermuda are sure doing a good job at moderating.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Last time I had a below normal month was March. Ugh. Feels like forever!! April and June were just normal. May, July, August, and now into September above normal.

I've only had an above average April and May this year. September has a good shot at being above average

[BMI]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

I've only had an above average April and May this year. September has a good shot at being above average

Same here.

April slightly above average.

May is quite a bit above average, average high almost as warm as June.

September is off to a nice warm start, well above normal, but could easily reverse later this month,
we'll see

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by BMI

September is off to a nice warm start, well above normal, but could easily reverse later this month,
we'll see

Yea I don't want to jinx it. I only like below normal anomalies from Dec through Feb



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Just saw on the news that tomorrow potentially might be the hottest day of the year. Depending on cloud cover we may reach mid 90's. ORD hit 92F/33C and MDW hit 95F/35C in August. Sub par compare to normal, but that's been the story this summer.

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[Wildcat15]

We hit 95F today officially.

[Cambium]

6am Martha's Vineyard at 42°F. Colder than on top of Mt Washington at 52°F (6200'). Dewpoints in 40s & 50s around

Check out Danbury at 51F while NYC is 66. (67 at LGA)

Some pocket of 40s in NJ as well. Fall is in the air

[AJ1013]

Coolest morning since mid-July here low of 75F

Dew formed for the first time in over a month

High of 86F forecasted today. To be followed by a low of 75


50% chance of thunderstorms. Best day in a while

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by Cambium

6am Martha's Vineyard at 42°F. Colder than on top of Mt Washington at 52°F (6200'). Dewpoints in 40s & 50s around

Check out Danbury at 51F while NYC is 66. (67 at LGA)

Some pocket of 40s in NJ as well. Fall is in the air

Lol, Look at NYC 67F

[ral31]

A thunderstorm brought 0.60 inches of rain here last night about 10 PM.

Also, the LSU football game in Baton Rouge was cancelled last night due to a long-lasting band of t'storms. Lightning first struck early in the 1st quarter.

LSU-McNeese game cancelled

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by Cambium

October? Sure. Why not. Might as well go for the record of 20 months in a row above normal again.

https://twitter.com/NWSCaribou/statu...25599211466752

I was expecting a return to the super below average garbage we endured earlier this year, I'm hoping this pattern remains stuck in place through the winter.