well, september has arriv
you what summer goes by i
and things start to chang
season of autumn. Typical
of the nicest months of t
highlights. Big snow's no
high mountains off often
brings an end to most of
and of course brings our
that will continue on int
earliest snow on record f
3rd in 1961 we had a coup
the driest september ever
trace of rain, but the we
in 2013. A lot of folks w
of rain at D. I A. But th
had 15 inches or more of
County, in Larimer County
occurred along the front
the snowiest, september w
way at 17.2 inches of sno
a couple of late septembe
get hot just back in 2020
had 100 1 degrees, the on
ever had In september. Th
september 29th in 1985 av
on the 1st and 73 by the
those 55 on the 1st 44 by
can still get thunderstor
rare as the month goes on
are heavy rain and lightn
way of tornadoes or large
top seven snowiest septem
1971 with over 17 inches
of 1936 16.5, september o
18 95 in 1985 8.7 1995 7.
of 1908. It can happen ge
month, but we can get som
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as far as precipitation.
La Nina continues to show
we'll go into the third s
La Nina conditions that's
in the Equatoria pacific.
the jet stream in from th
tend to suppress the mons
we get farther south. It
storm systems that we hav
into the winter from the
so that favors the northe
with snow somewhat at the
over southwestern colorad
looking for here is the 3
now, warmer than average
to continue across much o
United States, a little b
as well. So, any moisture
and recent rains have hel
bit because we're actuall
kind of a long and a litt
while the rest of the wes
some severe drought condi
So we'll hope we get some
we're still in fire seaso
that influence that our w
and so we'll have some of
we've had more western fi
hotter and drier, More bi
has been over recent year
fire weather day hot, dry
increasing, especially in
here's our 90 day outlook
conditions are expected t
drier than average condit
now a lot of what we're s
there's also a climate ch
the record setting wildfi
droughts, the shrinking o
and the changes in tropic
a figure that you see oft
That is the average globa
taken at different spots
loa american Samoa at the
see it bounces around lik
of the respiration of pla
season those plants take
it drops a little bit and
season that carbon dioxid
That's why we take a glob
northern and the southern
because of the burning of
dioxide increases every s
dioxide is trapping heat
escape into outer space.
2.5 degree Fahrenheit ris
temperatures in the past
molecule of CO two acts l
a down comforter trapping
that would otherwise esca
And that's the reason tha
up. Remember weather move
to side the heating of th
of the planet is heat in
out. So they are two very
and the carbon dioxide st
for centuries. We call it
of that C. 02. The carbon
first model T car is stil
right now, trapping heat
to get warmer. If you wan
this, I have written the
on Climate, along with dr
and Michael Banks, a Boul
and you can get a free do
this website and you can
the World's Littlest book
and 10 minutes about c. 0