Summer is over
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2017 9:36 pm

Squaw Valley in the Sierras.
have fun, relax, but above all ARGUE!
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Simmerly it was 85ºF in beautiful, downtown, Kennett Square earlier today.MGMcAnick wrote:Summer is over. That's why it's 99ºF outside.
Guinevere wrote:Definitely not summer-like, but I hear it's just out there, if Jose ever dies.
Should clear out tonight, high 70s to 80 this weekend.Guinevere wrote:Amazing how that happens on September 21/22.
Here in the Far NorthEast we are on our third night of loud howling winds, loudest night so far. They are just below tropical storm force here - higher out on the Cape/Islands. Six flood tides dodged, two more to manage. Low 60s. No sun. Definitely not summer-like, but I hear it's just out there, if Jose ever dies.
If you thought Friday's 25 degree day was good, here's some even better news: Canberra is set to smash a 52-year-old record on Saturday.
You'll be forgiven if you pull out the bathers and put on the shorts, with the capital forecast to have the warmest September day on record, a balmy 29 degrees.
The temperature, if reached, is 0.4 degrees above the last record, from 1965, senior climatologist Agata Imielska from the Bureau of Meteorology said.
"We've had really warm conditions across NSW and the ACT," Ms Imielska said. "With 29 degrees forecasted, we're expecting Canberra to break its September highest maximum temperature record."
With hot and windy conditions forecast across NSW, a total fire ban has been declared in parts of the state, including the Illawarra and Shoalhaven area, where fire conditions are severe, and the far South Coast around the Bega Valley and Eurobodalla, where the fire risk is very high.
That's 84 degrees in real temperature....a balmy 29 degrees.
MajGenl.Meade wrote:Guinevere wrote:Definitely not summer-like, but I hear it's just out there, if Jose ever dies.
Hope she doesn't become a problem!
That's exactly what I find outside my door (19348-2744) at this very minute."... a balmy 29 degrees..."
We 'mericans don't do Celsius, the metric system or drive on the wrong side of the road.Lord Jim wrote:That's 84 degrees in real temperature....a balmy 29 degrees.