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Fall weather is here. Here’s what you Autumn know!

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As the days get shorter and temperatures fall, a new round of weather hazards are on the rise. This transitional season often features weather hazards seen during both warm and cold months, including hurricanes, wildfires, intense winds, flooding, droughts, early season snow and more.

Get ready for fall weather with preparedness tips from the National Weather Service. Stay safe this fall!

 

What you Autumn know about Fall

 

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My question is are we going to have a Fall or are temps staying in the 80's till Halloween, then drops to highs in the 50's like the last 10 years or so. When I was a a kid Fall temps started right after Labor Day, now it is usually hot on Halloween and above normal on Thankgiving.

Its called Climate Change, I mean Global Warming.

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My question is are we going to have a Fall or are temps staying in the 80's till Halloween, then drops to highs in the 50's like the last 10 years or so. When I was a a kid Fall temps started right after Labor Day, now it is usually hot on Halloween and above normal on Thankgiving.

 

It looks like you will see above average temps for the month of October.

 

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Its called Climate Change, I mean Global Warming.

 

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