September 2014 Observations and Discussion

With the beginning of meteorological fall, summer feels like it just arrived with hot and humid temps to end Labor Day weekend. But it looks as if fall will have to wait,  it looks as if slightly above normal temperatures will stick around for most of the 1st half of the month.

Having a thunderstorm now. Solid inch+ of rain the last 2 days.

Cell right over me now

Quietace wrote:With the beginning of meteorological fall, summer feels like it just arrived with hot and humid temps to end Labor Day weekend. But it looks as if fall will have to wait,  it looks as if slightly above normal temperatures will stick around for most of the 1st half of the month.

Having a thunderstorm now. Solid inch+ of rain the last 2 days.

You got that right kid, just in time for school to start! Good luck in your senior year.

Yes, good luck Ryan this year. Alex too. And anyone else entering important years in school. 

As Isotherm mentioned in the long range thread, September is going to start out very warm and possibly remain that way through the first half. I do think by this weekend, specifically Saturday, temps get back to normal. What happens next week remains to be seen. 


How about rain? 

Do not expect much. Maybe some Wednesday morning but that's about it for this week.

It is brutal out there. My dog usually pulls me for longer walks. Not today. He basically said F this.

Backyard temp never dropped below 80 overnight. Now 86 dew 71.

yep...ugly, 86.6* here now humidity 67%

Current conditions here in Lyndonville, VT
Current Temperature: 83.2*
Dew Point: 65.1*

Very hot and muggy here. Storms popping up to the south and west of me and should cross through my area around 5-8pm. I will post my observations!

91.5*/72% humidity/72* dew - frickin' dog day summer weather!

Heat index 96* if I am reading this right - the turf was 101* at 2PM - no practices allowed!!

Took till sept to get a real stretch of summer heat..which still isn't an actual heat wave for most. Summer couldn't go that easy. Hottest day for me at 94*

We're still looking at some rainfall late tonight, after 2am into the early morning hours. Will clear out by 8-9am

Looking at the current radar, looks like NENJ will get only a little wet tonight, heavy stuff going north and south of us.....we need rain so I hope it fills in....

Dunnzoo wrote:Looking at the current radar, looks like NENJ will get only a little wet tonight, heavy stuff going north and south of us.....we need rain so I hope it fills in....

Yea, pretty underwhelming. Probably not more then 1/4th of an inch.

Ryan should do well...

Dunnzoo wrote:Ryan should do well...

He lives in the weather capital of NJ. Point Pleasant. Who would have known?

Yes Point Pleasant has had its fair share of crazy weather theses last couple years I LOVE IT lol

Frank_Wx wrote:

Dunnzoo wrote:Ryan should do well...

He lives in the weather capital of NJ. Point Pleasant. Who would have known?

Got that right haha. Going for a 100 inches of snow this winter with Boxing Day blizzard 2
But lots of lighting to my west with those storms. Will be waiting for them.

The best thunderstorms are missing to my south. But I should see Atleast some decent rain

What a gorgeous day out. 82 here and low humidity.

Saturday could be a rainy dead with a dragging cold front coming through. Most cold fronts are quick movers. This one is not being advertised that way, right now.

although its very warm here, parts of central and northern Canada received their first SNOW yesterday and are forecast to get more sunday and Monday. next we will hear of snow in the northern rockies and upper Midwest. soon after that the great lakes will see flakes flying. then slowly progressing  to the Appalachians. then reaching our northern most suburbs as we anxiously await its arrival.

weather fact: Pittsburg pa has not had a 90* day the whole summer and if they do not reach it on Friday its unlikely they reach it at all this year.

I noted on the maps when i click on snowfall there is totals popping up already mostly across canada and some parts of Montana! It's coming guys! Anyways not in September, wouldn't that be something, hey math, any record of measurable snow down here in September? Its absolutely beautiful this morning loving it.

algae888 wrote:weather fact: Pittsburg pa has not had a 90* day the whole summer and if they do not reach it on Friday its unlikely they reach it at all this year.

Wow. Wow. Wow.

algae888 wrote:although its very warm here, parts of central and northern Canada received their first SNOW yesterday and are forecast to get more sunday and Monday. next we will hear of snow in the northern rockies and upper Midwest. soon after that the great lakes will see flakes flying. then slowly progressing  to the Appalachians. then reaching our northern most suburbs as we anxiously await its arrival.

Must be waaaay north lol. In that case thought it's not too uncommon to see snow in far north Canada right now.