I try to go to the gym and thank God for remote starters. That is frost, damn it!
Seriously? You guys call this fall? 21 frigging degrees? Are we trying to imitate Montana or Wyoming?
At this rate we may have to consider moving to Boca Raton after we retire.
Only got down to 24 here, which is plenty cold enough for me – especially when I have to go outdoors at first light and make sure the chickens have liquid water.
We had a couple of weeks of Indian Summer, about two days of Fall (including that leftover hurricane from Florida), and now suddenly it’s Winter.
Apparently we’re now importing cut-rate weather from Manitoba. I think they mine the stuff at the North Pole, and get some sort of government subsidies for exporting it, so they can really undercut our own Gulf Coast states.
First year in college, in Peoria, and we got snow 10 days before Halloween.
Where I am, we consider 21° T-shirt and shorts weather.
72 here in Pembroke pines this morning and 84 now. Enjoy your autumn
LOL… Go to Latin American grill and have a Cubano Special in my name.
Former Montanan here, and… uhm, we still got frost into June and by early September pretty regularly. In the city, mind you, not out in the toolies or up a mountain or the like. Generally, snow would be dropping in October, no later than Halloween (which is rather less fun candy-collecting when covered in wet snow). (This was sticking-around snow, not one-and-done.)
Buddy of mine went to Gencon (gaming convention, in Milwaukee at the time) one August; came back and the neighbor kids had filled his yard with snowmen. :V
Currently in Spokane WA, getting to high-teens/low-20s nowadays, but at least goddamn show hasn’t come back.
Yet.
(Two sloppy 3-2 inch days, but it warmed up during the days and most of the horrible white shit melted.)
I guess that’s the difference between Texans and not-Texans, there are no former Texans. ;-))
70 over the weekend and 28 here this am 33 now at 3:15pm with 20ish mph wind… yay. Heh. “Global warming”…
30° in the Lakes region in NH this morning. Big shift from a couple of days ago.