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Def one of the longest stretches I can remember without any pops in my point...nothing.

still haven' turned on the furnace...shooting for November

You'll make it to early October based on the GFS, Arctic air is coming. Latest run has 850s dropping to -7 °C followed by a few inches of snow in Madison. Chicago is only a couple degrees warmer.

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Don't forget Alek's microclimate which will add on 20 degrees. :P

I'll probably see snow 3-4 weeks earlier then he will! :lol:

Nice afternoon, little warm, but starting to cool off with an onshore breeze. Got to about 75° at the last observation.

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Good luck! I'm going to hit the local reservoir. The slab crappies should be coming shallow and turning on with the cooling water temps.

Starting out in the mid 40's and almost calm here. It's gonna be a cool start, but WAA should bump it up nicely into the lower 70's.

awful slow for me..seems that when its too nice out the fishing can be slow and it was.. still was fun bs'ing with the fisherman and I had a few slams of the lure but didn't hook up. looking in to the torching sun for 7 hrs I .did catch a nice bronze refresher. Good luck with the fall crappies, those are my favorite fish to catch and fish for, especially ice fishing.

firing up the AC. its fricken 77 degrees in the house.

leaves are really popping.. tomorrow am will be a peeping day.

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42 °F dewpoint depression during max temperatures this afternoon, desert like. Wouldn't be surprised if some rural areas frost over tonight, especially in the valleys to the west.

Within 5 days of the Arctic outbreak now. First flakes and the end of the growing season seem probable with this one given how consistent the GFS has been, even accounting for the cold bias this time of year.

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Second below normal September in a row at the LAF. Radiating like a mofo in 2012 FTW.

September 2011

Mean temp: 64.4º -1.8º

Max temps 90º and above: 3

Max temps 80-89º: 3

Max temps 70-79º: 12

Max temps 60-69º: 11

Max temps 59º and below: 1

Min temps 70º and above: 2

Min temps 60-69º: 4

Min temps 50-59º: 19

Min temps 40-49º: 5

Min temps 39º or below: 0

September 2012

Mean temp: 62.6º -3.6º

Max temps 90º and above: 0

Max temps 80-89º: 5

Max temps 70-79º: 16

Max temps 60-69º: 8

Max temps 59º and below: 1

Min temps 70º and above: 3

Min temps 60-69º: 5

Min temps 50-59º: 9

Min temps 40-49º: 9

Min temps 39º and below: 4

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With a departure of -0.4F, September 2012 becomes the first month COLDER than normal at DTW since April 2011! In that timespan, Sept 2011 (Departure 0.0F) and April 2012 (Departure +0.2F) were close calls to the end, but Sept 2012 FINALLY breaks the stretch!

April was above at DTW?

Jon

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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHICAGO/ROMEOVILLE IL

825 AM CDT MON OCT 1 2012

..STRETCH OF ELEVEN MONTHS WARMER THAN NORMAL COMES TO AN END

AN IMPRESSIVE STRETCH OF CONSECUTIVE MONTHS WARMER THAN NORMAL HAS

ENDED AT BOTH CHICAGO AND ROCKFORD. SEPTEMBER 2012 FINISHED 0.5

DEGREE BELOW NORMAL AT CHICAGO AND 1.0 DEGREE BELOW NORMAL AT

ROCKFORD. FOR BOTH LOCATIONS...THIS WAS THE FIRST MONTH COOLER

THAN NORMAL SINCE SEPTEMBER OF LAST YEAR.

CHICAGO...

THE ELEVEN MONTHS IN A ROW WARMER THAN NORMAL WAS THE LONGEST

SUCH CONSECUTIVE MONTHLY STRETCH ABOVE NORMAL IN CHICAGO SINCE THE

EARLY 1920S. THAT STRETCH WAS A REMARKABLE 29 MONTHS WARMER THAN

NORMAL FROM SEPTEMBER 1920 THROUGH JANUARY 1923. IN TERMS OF SUCH

A LONG STREAK ON THE SAME DEPARTURE SIDE OF NORMAL...THIS WAS THE

LONGEST STREAK OF MONTHS SINCE FEBRUARY 1989-DECEMBER 1989...WHICH

WERE ALL COOLER THAN NORMAL.

ROCKFORD...

AS FOR ROCKFORD...THE ELEVEN MONTHS IN A ROW WARMER THAN NORMAL

WAS THE LONGEST CONSECUTIVE MONTHLY STRETCH ABOVE NORMAL SINCE

1938-1939. THAT STRETCH OF 13 MONTHS WARMER THAN NORMAL WAS FROM

JANUARY 1938 THROUGH JANUARY 1939. IN TERMS OF SUCH A LONG STREAK

ON THE SAME DEPARTURE SIDE OF NORMAL...THIS WAS THE LONGEST STREAK

OF MONTHS SINCE OCTOBER 1978-NOVEMBER 1979...WHICH WERE ALL COOLER

THAN NORMAL.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED...THAT THE 30-YEAR NORMALS ARE RECALCULATED EVERY

TEN YEARS. THOSE NORMALS...WHICH WERE THE NORMALS AT THE TIME OF

ANY GIVEN YEAR...WERE USED IN THIS DATA. SO FOR EXAMPLE...THE

NORMALS FOR 2012 ARE FROM 1981-2010...WHILE NORMALS IN 2002 WERE

FROM 1971-2000.

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September 2012 in Indiana.

Bloomington

average temperature: 64.3º -1.3º

total precipitation: 7.38" +4.03"

Evansville

average temperature: 68.4º -0.7º

total precipitation: 7.60" +4.55"

Fort Wayne

average temperature: 62.9º -1.4º

total precipitation: 3.61" +0.81"

Goshen

average temperature: 62.7º -0.3º

total precipitation: 2.02" -1.21"

Indianapolis

average temperature: 65.2º -1.7º

total precipitation: 7.73" +4.61"

Indianapolis Eagle Creek

average temperature: 64.1º -3.0º

total precipitation: 7.13" +4.88"

Lafayette

average temperature: 62.6º -3.6º

total precipitation: 3.93" +1.27"

Muncie

average temperature: 63.5º -2.0º

total precipitation: 5.64" +2.68"

North Webster IWX

average temperature: 63.2º -1.3º

total precipitation: 1.89" -1.84"

Shelbyville

average temperature: 65.3º -0.2º

total precipitation: 5.95" +2.78"

South Bend

average temperature: 63.0º -0.9º

total precipitation: 2.03" -1.50"

Terre Haute

average temperature: 65.4º -0.5º

total precipitation: 4.19" +0.77"

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September 2012 Ties for Warmest September on Record

September 2012 has tied September of 2005 for warmest September on record globally, according to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC).

Land/ocean combined temperatures for September 2012 averaged 0.67 C or 1.21 F above the 20th century average. Official records go back to 1880.

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September 2012 Ties for Warmest September on Record

September 2012 has tied September of 2005 for warmest September on record globally, according to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC).

Land/ocean combined temperatures for September 2012 averaged 0.67 C or 1.21 F above the 20th century average. Official records go back to 1880.

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Ah, the USHCN adjusted map is released. Looks like my negative departure got adjusted to a positive one... Nice.

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