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How do you get so cold? Even Magazine Mtn. isn’t supposed to drop below 60 at all in the coming week.
Not sure, I am in Deer AR between 2150-2200' elevation. I'm further north than Mt. Magazine. Here is the link to our forecast. Not sure if this link will work.
It's 92 degrees here (F) with a feel like temperature of 102. Not expecting any fall like weather till at least the middle of next month and even then it won't last long. Living in Florida it doesn't cool off in October and stay that way. We will be less warm than summer but we will still get into the upper 70's or low 80's most days unless we get a cold front. Even when it's "cold" here, the sun is still quite strong. Daytime temps rarely get below 60 degrees.
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Not sure, I am in Deer AR between 2150-2200' elevation. I'm further north than Mt. Magazine. Here is the link to our forecast. Not sure if this link will work.
Oh yeah, a reminder for me how parts of the ozarks and Ohio Valley get cooler before me. 40s sounds so nice. I miss wearing sweatshirts. Just wait till the following weekend, maybe a stronger shot.
Are the leaves changing there? They are here now. More noticable but still behind.
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Originally Posted by chiluvr1228
It's 92 degrees here (F) with a feel like temperature of 102. Not expecting any fall like weather till at least the middle of next month and even then it won't last long. Living in Florida it doesn't cool off in October and stay that way. We will be less warm than summer but we will still get into the upper 70's or low 80's most days unless we get a cold front. Even when it's "cold" here, the sun is still quite strong. Daytime temps rarely get below 60 degrees.
I feel for you guys, hope the pattern breaks soon....and yeah, I know how that sun can be there even in winter
It's 92 degrees here (F) with a feel like temperature of 102. Not expecting any fall like weather till at least the middle of next month and even then it won't last long. Living in Florida it doesn't cool off in October and stay that way. We will be less warm than summer but we will still get into the upper 70's or low 80's most days unless we get a cold front. Even when it's "cold" here, the sun is still quite strong. Daytime temps rarely get below 60 degrees.
We had some cold days in Oct before. 40's in 1977 in Oct and if i remember right 42 in Oct of 08. That was our last fall. Even had a 39 in Oct before. But them days are gone for good or our lifetimes i should say. Cold will come back in around 1600 years.
Oh yeah, a reminder for me how parts of the ozarks and Ohio Valley get cooler before me. 40s sounds so nice. I miss wearing sweatshirts. Just wait till the following weekend, maybe a stronger shot.
Are the leaves changing there? They are here now. More noticable but still behind.
There are some varieties of trees that are starting to change but it's still very subtle so far. When I head to town (an hour away), I see the differences each time from the week before. We don't get stronger colors till mid October usually.
I hit 90F today at IKK, while MDW only reached 79F, and ORD 76F. Warm front should push further north by tomorrow afternoon and everyone will be in the upper 80s to low 90s
Then fall arrives with very fall like temperatures
I hit 90F today at IKK, while MDW only reached 79F, and ORD 76F. Warm front should push further north by tomorrow afternoon and everyone will be in the upper 80s to low 90s
Then fall arrives with very fall like temperatures
Fall for you guys. Not for my area until late Dec if then.
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