Anonymous wrote:Halloween is usually cool enough to to need at least a sweatshirt or sweater

Unless we are in a rainy stretch, Halloween is still pretty warm here. Most of our pics have us still in sandals/flip flops. Even as late as Thanksgiving, it's been warm enough during the day to be outside and comfortable with no coat.

I can still vividly remember how crisp and beautiful it was the morning of 9-11-01.

I remember my prize roses blooming until DECEMBER, and getting bitten by a random mosquito in November.

Honestly, my roses are the only nice thing about summer. They have a lovely bloom in early June, then have flowers on and off until late fall. And they smell heavenly.

Anonymous wrote:When I first moved to this area in the 80s, it seemed like it always was cool and beautiful starting right in September. We would get a week of hot weather here and there but generally it turned to fall like clock work.

Now summer goes on forever.

+1

Summer ends sometime in October.

It was 100 degrees in October in 2019. I very clearly remember that day.

It’s all the extra apostrophes

Nov. 1, 2021: high 60, low 48
Nov. 1, 2020: high 57, low 42
Nov. 1, 2019: high 53, low 41


Nov 15, 2021: high 51, low 41
Nov. 15, 2020: high 59, low 44
Nov. 15, 2019: high 50, low 33

Nov. 30, 2021: high 50, low 33
Nov. 30, 2020: high 59, low 46
Nov. 30, 2019: high 44, low 37

(www.weather25.com)

I remember a very sizable snowstorm here in early November in the late 80’s when I was in high school. Like a foot of snow. That would be unheard of today. The leaves are still on the trees here in early November now.

Sometimes September is cooler fo4 a few weeks, but recently we have had brutal heat.

+1 We have been here for 33 years. It seems like September is hot now for at least the first two weeks (like real summer hot) and then we might be at "medium hot" for the last two weeks.

When I first moved to this area in the 80s, it seemed like it always was cool and beautiful starting right in September. We would get a week of hot weather here and there but generally it turned to fall like clock work.

Now summer goes on forever.

Anonymous wrote:Halloween is usually cool enough to to need at least a sweatshirt or sweater

Around December is when I think about wearing a jacket. Halloween is still ludicrously hot.

Sometimes September is cooler fo4 a few weeks, but recently we have had brutal heat.

Halloween is usually cool enough to to need at least a sweatshirt or sweater

October usually starts off pretty warm but cools off by the 3rd week. But temps can be up and down a lot still in late October and November. I remember a hot and humid Halloween a few years ago. It was right before a big thunderstorm rolled in that same night. And when my oldest was a baby (2015) we ate Christmas dinner outside because it was like 70.

Was it 80s thru November or did it get cooler earlier?

I’m drawing a blank, I’ve lived here too long and I can’t remember if this past year was a warm Fall or not nor the year before.