Highs of 102-107°F this week, lows of 80°F, 11% humidity and cloudless skies.
Fucking HOT. Supposed to be the rainy season, but it’s not been raining much. Had a little this week though including today (Saturday), but nothing like the daily downpours we usually get this time of year. This is hands down the driest rainy season I’ve seen in all my time in Thailand.
56ºF and sunny this morning. The chart I posted yesterday seems to have it right.
Absolutely glorious here. Lows in the upper 50’s, highs in the upper 70’s to mid 80’s with clear, blue sky all week. This is late November weather.
Hot and humid, but cooling down a bit. After a week of waking up in a pool of sweat, I was finally able to sleep through the night yesterday. We have air conditioning, but haven’t need to use it in a couple of years, and now it doesn’t seem to work. A recharge would probably help, but it looks like it dates to the Ford administration, so it might be past its useful lifespan.
As has been the case for the past few years, summer is lingering well on into September in the Northeast. We’re forecast for 80+ degree temperatures and sunny for the rest of the week. Evenings are getting chillier, though, and I’ve had to close the windows on one or two occasions.
I’m in Seattle today, but my phone says it’s 57°F and mostly cloudy at home. So right now it’s 4°F cooler than the high listed in the OP.
I’m in the suburbs of DC, and the weather today was glorious!
Blue sky and 70s.
Sunny with a little cloud. Overall it is hot, thought in the early eighties as opposed to nineties a week ago.
We are to expect showers tomorrow, and I hope it happens and does not turn out to be false flag forecast. We need some rain.
Los Angeles, CA.
This morning it was in the 60s and it’s in the high 80s right now. Clear Skies.
At the moment, it is clear and 23°C ( 74°F ). It will stay like this for another month or so before "summer"arrives and it warms up to 25°C ( 77°F ).
The patio thermometer says 50ºF.
Still shorts-and-T-shirt weather.
In sharp contrast to last week (over 100°), today’s forecast is for 77° with a chance of very light rain.
Beautiful, low sixties.
I’m going to bump this thread when, 4 months from now, the first person complains about 6 feet of snow on their sidewalk. Well, not really, I’ll just link to it though.
It’s raining in SoCal. Well, the streets are wet, sort of. More expected. Good.
I can safely say that will not be me.
In a really heavy year, we’ll get two feet of snow. In a typical year, maybe one foot. Usually less. Winter gave us a pass last year.