Fall 2019 weather discussion(Northern Hemisphere) (hottest, ice, record, temperatures)

[BullochResident]

Originally Posted by Craziaskowboi

Temperatures are in the 40s this morning!

First time since May 14.

Dropped to 48 F here, 52 F in Savannah.

[Cambium]

1:30pmEST map.


Cloudy all day here with strong winds under the Upper Low.



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Temps at 10,000 feet. Cold airmass with rain falling under it. Snowing on Mt Washington and ADKs now.



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[ral31]

A bit cooler than expected here today with a high of 65F. Stayed fairly cloudy. It got down to 47F last night.

Warming up this weekend with highs in the 80's before another cold front comes on Monday.

[cBach]

Was 75/51 today with morning fog and afternoon sun. Chamber of Commerce weather as they say.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by cBach

Was 75/51 today with morning fog and afternoon sun. Chamber of Commerce weather as they say.

I prefer the 96°/71° day we had to that, with low humidity, dews in the 30's and 40's

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

I prefer the 96°/71° day we had to that, with low humidity, dews in the 30's and 40's

Absolutely disgusting weather today. Blistering heat has no place in October. The next few days look better but still really bad. ~83/52 here.

[The Grandeur]

Göle had a low of -7.1°C yesterday, which was the lowest temperature recorded in Turkey yesterday while Cizre had a high of 34.4°C yesterday, which was the highest temperature recorded in Turkey yesterday.

Provincial capital of Ardahan had a low of -1.5°C yesterday.


Coldest lows in Turkey yesterday:




Hottest highs in Turkey yesterday:

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

Absolutely disgusting weather today. Blistering heat has no place in October. The next few days look better but still really bad. ~83/52 here.

You have to be joking, it was not blistering. Blistering heat is the 115°/89° we had both July 16th and August 5th. This is mild compared to that, especially with the low dews. I still can't believe being a South Florida native that you're that heat sensitive

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

You have to be joking, it was not blistering. Blistering heat is the 115°/89° we had both July 16th and August 5th. This is mild compared to that, especially with the low dews. I still can't believe being a South Florida native that you're that heat sensitive

It’s not so much that i’m heat sensitive as much as it is that I just despise it. I work outdoors eight hours a day in Miami summers and handle it fine, I just don’t enjoy it. Especially in mid-October. I’d rather have temps between 30F and 70F right now with maybe a snow day or two sprinkled in.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

It’s not so much that i’m heat sensitive as much as it is that I just despise it. I work outdoors eight hours a day in Miami summers and handle it fine, I just don’t enjoy it. Especially in mid-October. I’d rather have temps between 30F amd 70F right now with maybe a snow day or two sprinkled in.

Since that will never happen here, it's not worth complaining about. Again, I picture you moving to Chicago or somewhere in the Bos-Wash corridor after you get your degree. That will make you happier I guess