Yeah, day 7 looks to be the first (real) push/change to fall weather. Highs will still get into the low/mid 80s for the metro areas (Atlanta to RDU), but look at these dew points:
6z GFS at day 7:
6z GFS at day 7:
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Pattern Another Angry August: Broiled, Baked, and Bone-Dry
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lexxnchloe
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Orgasmic
cat 11 drought inbound
NCSNOW
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Breaking News: We did it/ Overcame:
Greensboro will not hit 90 degrees again for high temp until 2026.
Think we netted 33/ 90 degree days this year. Average is 29.
So long to the 90's.
My pre -August Forecast of -3BN is gonna not be cool enough when the smoke settles. Should end up around -4 to -5 territory.
We hit 90 degrees exactly on August 17th. The only day all month we will have hit 90. Not sure of the record for the earliest /last 90 degree day of summer here.
Greensboro will not hit 90 degrees again for high temp until 2026.
Think we netted 33/ 90 degree days this year. Average is 29.
So long to the 90's.
My pre -August Forecast of -3BN is gonna not be cool enough when the smoke settles. Should end up around -4 to -5 territory.
We hit 90 degrees exactly on August 17th. The only day all month we will have hit 90. Not sure of the record for the earliest /last 90 degree day of summer here.
NCSNOW
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The coolest summer by 90 degree day metrics, we ever had in Gboro was 1971 with only 7 days.
Warmest was 1914 with 82 days. Must of have been all the carburetors burning fossils off the Ford T models back then.
Warmest was 1914 with 82 days. Must of have been all the carburetors burning fossils off the Ford T models back then.
NCSNOW
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Best weather town in the Southeast: They have Grits, Sweet Tea and plenty of Snow
Since 1980: Boone has only hit 90+ on 6 occasions. All time high there is 93.
Since 1980: Boone has only hit 90+ on 6 occasions. All time high there is 93.
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Brent
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Fake fall watch for next week
Wulfer
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This is in Fort Oglethorpe Ga. from the major flooding from 8-12-2025.
Man oh man
Iceagewhereartthou
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PLEASE HAPPEN!!
Looking NNW from atop Saban Field at Bryant Denny Stadium. Got a boomer coming at us.
lexxnchloe
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Drought in jeopardy
GeorgiaGirl
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Looking like a pretty dreamworthy end of August temp wise.
I just get the feeling that we end up paying for that at some point.
I just get the feeling that we end up paying for that at some point.
It would be nice if it would also get down here for a change. We still have had no dewpoints below the lower 70s since at least June.
JHS
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The middle of September may very well be a lot like late July. Summer is FAR from done with us.
Where did summer go? 
explain it to me like I’m 8
explain it to me like I’m 8
GeorgiaGirl
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Tbh, during that 10-day early August stretch, I really don't think humidity dropped for us, but I was fine because the sun was gone for most of that period.
I may be crazy though. I think I can handle humidity to an extent...if it means clouds are blocking out the sun and it's in the 80s or lower.
Sun and humidity?
No.
Brent
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Time is ticking on summer for sure. I bet we've had our last 100 at least
Drizzle Snizzle
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Same here. 2 solid months of dewpoints in the 70s with only a day or two with dewpoints in the upper 60s in early August. Many days have had dewpoints of 75+. I’m just glad there are lower dewpoints next week.
Summertime thunderstorms may be going bye bye early this year