The meteorological recession begins today in the meteorological world. It will be from today until the last day of November. Then, on December 1, the meteorological winter begins. The weather service does this for statistical reasons, as astronomical falls (and other season start dates) can differ by one or two days.
The stats make it nice and easy. So, from June 1st to the end of August ... it was a very hot local summer. 40 ° is the hottest and 35 ° is the driest. More on this in the discussion.
Meanwhile ... at the beginning of the new weather season, we have the same weather this morning, except for a bit of fog that needs to clear up ... temperatures should be above average for a long time and of course for all over the holiday weekend.
You have to be careful even with a little rain.
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Prediction:
Today it is mostly sunny and warm with a maximum of 90 °
This evening. How nice with high end 60s basses
Tomorrow: Fairly sunny with cloudy skies. Chance of showers / thunderstorms this afternoon or evening. I'm about 90 degrees again.
Vacation. there really aren't many changes. Little chance of rain, heat and humidity. Tall in the 80s.
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So let's start by summarizing the results of the meteorological summer. As I said, those were the hottest 40s.
Last year was warmer on average ... and I highlighted the warmest seasons of this century. It is fair to say that it was warmer in the south subway.
As for drought ... 35 ° drier ... your results may vary in your garden
As of 3/6, here are the total results ... via CoCoRaHS
For the eastern 2/3 of the country ... here are the seasonal rankings of temperatures
The orange and red boxes indicate the top 10 rankings for a specific position.
Under the rain...
So that's it.
Satellite links in the morning show the remnants of the storm that hit the plains yesterday.
These seasons created slight disturbances that lasted for some time. The clouds mostly cleared as we approached the subway.
We have been in the 80s and 90s for the past couple of days, but the dew points have been in the 50s ... comfortable enough for us in late August. Dew points will be at the low 60s today with a slow increase.
Temperatures will be around 90 degrees for the next few days ... the dew point will be back in the 60s and 60s ... this means you will start to feel a little warmer and this should continue throughout the weekend.
The chance of rain everywhere is low, but not zero. This residual disturbance on the lowlands will persist and may connect or play with another disturbance on the southern plains over the weekend. This could increase the chance of rain in the southwestern Lake District tonight and tomorrow.
Then there is a weak front that will try to slide towards us on Friday night or early Saturday morning. This could bring another chance of rain, especially in the northwestern part of the region. The weather in the area should be a bit cooler on the weekend with a slight chance of evening highs, possibly in the 1980s and 1980s.
But other than that, there won't be a big rally next week. The main weather forecasts are the intense heat expected in the western United States ... especially in the valleys of central California ... where the maximums could exceed 110 ° with the September records, even below the tropics.
There is a new tropical storm (Daniel) in the middle of the Atlantic ... and it should become a hurricane in the next few days. It's not south of the tropical Atlantic that we've been following recently ... it's further north. Colin is the first named hurricane to land on July 3rd. It ended the longest tropical storm drought in 81 years. No hurricane name in August ... this is the third time since 1960
The Atlantic zone is above average ... an intensification is expected in the coming days.
And that disturbance is further south ... the only landmass that could be at risk appears to be Bermuda ... maybe ... for about a week.
Well, that's all for this week ...
More next week! Have a good weekend and see you tonight after the football on the news.
Main photo by Caden Mason ... A beautiful photo of the Andromeda Galaxy
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