Choke Cold Kine: Frost & Small Kine Fall Temps Fo’ Da East Side…❄️🍂
dis weekend. Da fall season been stay late in da central and Northeastern United States yeah? But dis weekend get some chilly air dat could make you jump outta your slippahs, especially if you wen survive one hot-hot summer 🔥☀️ Check ’em out: People was fishing at Quemahoning Reservoir near Hollsopple, Pa., on Tuesday afta one warm and humid summer wit recent heat wave for some Midwestern areas.
But finally more typical fall weather coming 🎣🍁 Dis article by Judson Jones who is one meteorologist an’ reporter fo’ The Times say Oct 1 should have been cool an crisp Sunday in the Twin Cities with temperature around 56.7 degrees – perfect for finding the right pumpkin or getting lost in a corn maze 🎃 But instead had choke heat like summertime wit record-breaking October temperature of 92 degrees! Only week later now get frost forecasted for Saturday ❄️⛄ And no only Minnesota going see these kine contrasts eh? One cold wind blowing late this week into the weekend gonna affect almost everywhere east side Rockies according to Alex Lamars from Weather Prediction Center.
High temperatures were above average across Great Lakes Ohio Valley & Northeast Wednesday afternoon but things changing Friday through the weekend across east-central US towards Eastern Seaboard where highs dropping below normal expected ⛅❄️ As cold air sweeps in rainfall predicted up north might be stronger because Tropical Storm Philippe threatening washout everybody’s autumn festivities ☔💦 Even though temperatures forecasted below average only few places East may experience record daily cold temperatures. On the other hand, West side still gonna feel above-average heat where over dozen daily records for warm temps could be tied or broken 🔥🌡️ Da arrival of this cold air going be one big surprise fo’ some people especially in central and northeastern US Mr Lamars said. These areas been experiencing some of da warmest-ever starts to fall.
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Upcoming Cold Snap: Frost & Low Fall Temperatures in Eastern…
Heavy Autumn Weather For The U.S. This Weekend 🍂🌬️ No need to skip content, we’re going straight to the point!
Wow, all of a sudden autumn is going to hit many parts of the U.S.this weekend. The fall season has been late in the central and Northeastern United States right?
But this weekend brings some chilly air that could make you jump out of your flip flops, especially if you’ve survived a very hot summer 🔥☀️ Take note: People were fishing at Quemahoning Reservoir near Hollsopple, Pa., on Tuesday after a warm and humid summer with recent heat wave for some Midwestern areas.But finally more typical fall weather is coming 🎣🍁 This article by Judson Jones who is a meteorologist and reporter for The Times says Oct 1 should have been cool an crisp Sunday in the Twin Cities with temperature around 56.7 degrees – perfect for finding the right pumpkin or getting lost in a corn maze 🎃 But instead there was intense heat like summertime with record-breaking October temperature of 92 degrees! Only week later now frost forecasted for Saturday ❄️⛄ And not only Minnesota will see these type contrasts huh?
A cold wind blowing late this week into the weekend will affect almost everywhere east side Rockies according to Alex Lamars from Weather Prediction Center.High temperatures were above average across Great Lakes Ohio Valley & Northeast Wednesday afternoon but things changing Friday through weekend across east-central US towards Eastern Seaboard where highs dropping below normal expected ⛅❄️ As cold air sweeps in rainfall predicted up north might be stronger because Tropical Storm Philippe threatening washout everybody’s autumn festivities ☔💦 Even though temperatures forecasted below average only few places East may experience record daily cold temperatures. On other hand, West side still going to feel above-average heat where over dozen daily records for warm temps could be tied or broken 🔥🌡️ The arrival of this cold air will be a big surprise for some people especially in central and northeastern US Mr Lamars said.
