Thursday, September 24, 2015
Forecast calls for warm fall
Fall began at 4:21 a.m. Wednesday, September 23.
The National Weather Service predicts
it will be a warmer Fall than normal,
thanks to the effects of an El Nino.
it will be a warmer Fall than normal,
thanks to the effects of an El Nino.
September has had seven days so far at or above 90 degrees,
more than any summer month.
August temperatures didn't reach 90 degrees.
Average temperature was the coolest is has been in three years
at 72 degrees,
three degrees below the August 2014 average.
More than two inches of rain fell in August,
less then the nearly four inches that fell in 2014.
July saw only four days at 90 degrees or above.
The average temperature was 75 degrees,
three degrees above the July 2014 average.
More than five inches of rain fell in July,
compared with just over two inches in July 2014.
June saw five days at 90 degrees or above.
June had an average temperature of 72 degrees,
two degrees below the June 2014 average.
Seven inches of rain fell,
slightly more than the six inches of rain that fell in June 2014.
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# posted by Martha @ 8:06 PM 
