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September 2023, highest anomaly on record?
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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2023
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Average high temperature for October is about 14° and we have almost 30 today so October is off to a great start as well
Yeah...last month in our area, 10/30 days were above the 90th percentile for heat. August was 14/31. Even my heat loving tomatoes stopped growing and fruiting for the summer months.
Before I went and look this up, I felt in my gut that something had changed. I worry we hit a tipping point without realizing it this year. Maybe it's just the El Nino, though.