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September Report Card: Cool and Arid
Topic Author: Steve LaNore
Posted: Sep 30, 2008
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September Report Card: Cool and Arid

 

 

 

 September 30, 2008

September 2008 goes down in the record books as one filled with great fall weather.

Temperatures were two to three degrees below average, making it one of the cooler

Septembers in the past 10 years. This was generally a blessing as September can be very hot,

as we saw in the year 2000.

 

 

Rainfall, on the other hand, was quite skimpy during the month (see maps). 

Hugo was the only spot in Texoma (from among our standard sites) which measured

more rainfall than “normal” for the month.

 

 

We can only hope October will bring a better moisture supply our way!

Take Care,

Steve LaNore

Chief Meteorologist

KXII-TV

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted by: Steve LaNore Location: KXII-TV
Beth, NOAA is going for a warm and wet winter; I'm skeptical to some degree...but not enough to pound my chest and yell just yet! Will be happy to issue a complete winter outlook in mid-November as I do every year. Sorry...but I'm a turtle until then... Steve

Posted by: beth Location: sherman
good morning steve, i really enjoy your blog topics...but here is the question i know you really hate to get...talking about our winter this early, but i can help myself....just a good guess..do you think we will have a normal/dry, warmer/dry, or cooler/dry winter this year and then the option of a wet winter? inquiring minds gotta know..i dont have any idea what the noaa thinks.. thanks and enjoy this great weather