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We got in a good summer. Don't mind it as much now.
Yeah this summer has been acceptable. Each month was above average. A decent number of hot days. Some good storms. Not as warm as 10' 11' or obviously 2012, but overall proper summer conditions... No complaints here.
I can see dry conditions for upper Midwest, but the Gulf that dry? I would assume tropical systems during a weak La Nina fall would guarantee more precip.
Yeah this summer has been acceptable. Each month was above average. A decent number of hot days. Some good storms. Not as warm as 10' 11' or obviously 2012, but overall proper summer conditions... No complaints here.
Actually I can't remember a better summer overall. 2010 and 2012 had a lot of dry heat. And although we had extreme dewpoints in July 2011, this year was even more consistent.
I don't expect much out of autumn here. Just please no November 2015 again please. Endless 85/75 days with high humidity and a **** ton of drizzle. A November 2008 would be nice.
I don't expect to get any comfortable weather in September/October. Hopefully some decent tropical storms.
I don't expect much out of autumn here. Just please no November 2015 again please. Endless 85/75 days with high humidity and a **** ton of drizzle. A November 2008 would be nice.
I don't expect to get any comfortable weather in September/October. Hopefully some decent tropical storms.
The problem with November 2014 was that the following December was mild and the following January was snowless, so winter seemed to be perpetually a few weeks away. The month itself was good, though.
The problem with November 2014 was that the following December was mild and the following January was snowless, so winter seemed to be perpetually a few weeks away. The month itself was good, though.
That's true...on another note, in November 1925, Miami apparently had a day with a high of 75, a low of 65F and FIFTEEN inches of rain
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