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Looks like we'll finally see some freezes east of the 100th meridian this week, but just in North Dakota, northern Minnesota, and parts of the UP of Michigan. Minneapolis could miss it and Caribou, Maine, which normally sees its first freeze around Sept 20, is still waiting.
Last above average day then at or below average for a few days. Average high/low by October 24th at ORD is 58F/43F at Midway it's 60/44F and here its 61/40F
No major shots of cold weather into the first week of November according to the ECMWF
Weather is dead and will be dry until late June with a super warm and dry winter and spring. A boil up in the stair steps south of Cuba but La Nina has kept it from doing anything. Way too much shear.
I'm so grateful Summer is over and Fall is here. Drier cooler weather. Now, I cant wait for winter. :-)
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