By looking at the forecast lows, I can tell that dewpoints will still be higher than I would like. This cooldown is not going to be bringing any of those cool, crisp autumn days when temperatures get into the upper forties and lower fifties at night. It is welcome relief however from highs in the upper nineties and surpassing 100 as the temperature did yesterday.
In fairness it’s still a tad early for that nice crisp air to be regular. I know my average temperatures are still 86/64. Like you said though it will be nice to see 90s go away for awhile
Yeah but it's not unheard of to get the first crisp airmass in Mid September, although it's usually in Late September i believe.
As I have said before and will say again, I am skeptical about some of the readings that come from the RDU airport station these days. Living here my entire life, Fayetteville and Charlotte almost always were warmer than Raleigh with their temperature readings. It's been strange seeing Raleigh's temperatures being anywhere from two to five degrees warmer than these cities on average the past couple of years. I know the developers and builders have taken away a lot of the trees from the Triangle area and replaced them with concrete and asphalt but that shouldn't have affected temperatures that much. The same story when it comes to development is happening in Charlotte.
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I'll be moving to <2 miles from the RDU observation site early next year. Guess I'll need to invest in a good personal weather station to provide real-time validation of the readingYeah it's jacked.
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Are you still in South AL ?
Even South AL could be flirting with upper 50s late next week.
