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Could tell there's a lot more development in foliage. Still not widespread, but it's definitely evident Fall is here.
Rain fromDelta arrived a little ahead of schedule. We're gonna be seeing rain through Sunday evening. Nasty weekend but temps won't be bad. My windows have been open continuously since yesterday. Probably will leave them open til I leave next weekend.
Why is tonight hotter than the daytime . Indeed odd for this time of the year. Will I see a 80 F high tomorrow at 8 AM. That would feel absolutely disgusting for October. We hardly see 80 F mornings in July. I hate hot nights in general, and even more so during the fall.
Last edited by FrozenI69; 10-09-2020 at 06:41 PM..
Quite the opposite here, with solid cold this October, much like we had last year but even colder infact, and with ample rainfall. Hasn't even been above 60°F this month (nor last October), usually it should manage at least 65°F.
Quite the opposite here, with solid cold this October, much like we had last year but even colder infact, and with ample rainfall. Hasn't even been above 60°F this month (nor last October), usually it should manage at least 65°F.
The solar minimum might have something to do with this abnormal weather. Or maybe the Gulf Stream is really beginning to fail more and more over time.
Major extra-tropical cyclone will affect the Kivalliq region of Nunavut and northern Manitoba starting on Monday into Tuesday. Depending upon how much warm air gets advected this could produce anything from record rainfall to blizzard conditions or anything in between.
Source: https://tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/
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. Indeed odd for this time of the year. Will I see a 80 F high tomorrow at 8 AM. That would feel absolutely disgusting for October. We hardly see 80 F mornings in July. I hate hot nights in general, and even more so during the fall.
