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Cizre is still quite hot in early september but compared to July and August, it is cooler. The high was 39.7°C in Cizre today, which was the highest temperature recorded in Turkey today.
Yeah man... so awesome. 62° and raining now. Gonna need a blanket inside. No way I'm starting the wood stove. Lol.
I have a good feeling about this Fall! Finally
Yup, this will be the coldest driest fall ever in the plains and Midwest while everyone else either has record wettest or the warmest and wettest fall on modern record. Another prime example of an epic climate fail for the Midwest
Yeah man... so awesome. 62° and raining now. Gonna need a blanket inside. No way I'm starting the wood stove. Lol.
I have a good feeling about this Fall! Finally
Wow it's like you're on a another planet. Glad you get to enjoy your kind of weather and I get to enjoy my kind of weather, that's why I moved south.
Another 100 degree day here today and still no rain. I'm way too acclimated, even 78 in the house feels cold, I had to put the A/C up on 79 and go outside at midday to get some sun to warm up.
Starting to get into mid 90's next week so slightly cooler. Still way above average though. This makes up for that cool spell in mid July where we were only 85 for a high one day.
The rest of the south is cooking up nicely as well. A nice hot ridge is in place and finally records are being broken in LA/AL/MS instead of that stupid tropical nonsense. A lot of times the hottest weather of the year can come in early September in those regions because the tropical easterlies dies down and mid latitude westerlies are way too north so no cold fronts. We can all thank Dorian as it's sucking up all the moisture and it's northwest wind on the back side is bringing continental weather to the Gulf South and the jet is still far enough north that no cool air is associated with it.
Wow it's like you're on a another planet. Glad you get to enjoy your kind of weather and I get to enjoy my kind of weather, that's why I moved south.
Another 100 degree day here today and still no rain. I'm way too acclimated, even 78 in the house feels cold, I had to put the A/C up on 79 and go outside at midday to get some sun to warm up.
Starting to get into mid 90's next week so slightly cooler. Still way above average though. This makes up for that cool spell in mid July where we were only 85 for a high one day.
The rest of the south is cooking up nicely as well. A nice hot ridge is in place and finally records are being broken in LA/AL/MS instead of that stupid tropical nonsense. A lot of times the hottest weather of the year can come in early September in those regions because the tropical easterlies dies down and mid latitude westerlies are way too north so no cold fronts. We can all thank Dorian as it's sucking up all the moisture and it's northwest wind on the back side is bringing continental weather to the Gulf South and the jet is still far enough north that no cool air is associated with it.
It finally hit 100F here today. Temps look similar the next couple of days.
Global warming or heat island effect? Let the debate commence.
Not much to debate there; the Phoenix metro is a widely-spread mass of concrete today. That concrete absorbs heat during the day, and releases it back at night causing warmer-than-would-be temps. 100 years ago there was no concrete; it was just fields and raw desert, and in fact the dry air was probably ideal for radiative cooling at night back then.
So I think it's pretty clear that UHI has outperformed the crap out of global warming when it comes to Phoenix's lows during the past 100 yrs.
Yup, this will be the coldest driest fall ever in the plains and Midwest while everyone else either has record wettest or the warmest and wettest fall on modern record. Another prime example of an epic climate fail for the Midwest
Cold dry fall? Bring it on!
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