Is it really 49 In New York? n/t

[malaise]

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1. Now that the sun set, it's 58 in Maine right now (45th parallel).

[Beastly Boy]

2. C'mon, quit making stuff up!

It's 50.

[malaise]

4. ROFL

I heard it on local news. 😀😀

[LuckyCharms]

3. 52 upstate NY. 625PM.

[malaise]

5. Last time I was in your neighborhood

it was freaking snowing for Thanksgiving 😀

[LuckyCharms]

9. Yes! Happened more than a few times.

Sometimes even just before Halloween!

[oregonjen]

6. It's 78 this afternoon in PDX

Hoping for those cool fall temps soon. We need the rain to come back.

[malaise]

22. Where is that? N/t

[oregonjen]

25. PDX is Portland, Oregon

[malaise]

27. I figured it was somewhere in Oregon

We have a parish named Portland here- the rainiest parish in JA😀

[FalloutShelter]

7. 48 in Bucks County PA

[Marthe48]

8. Supposed to be 39 overnight here

s.e. Ohio

[nitpicker]

10. NWS Albany

6 pm: 49 degrees in Central Park.

[dweller]

11. Mid 30 lows coming

next week in NC
BRRRR


✌🏻

[malaise]

28. Damn that's cold

😀

[getagrip_already]

12. wind has been gusting to 40 knots all weekend....

Rainy and drizzly to boot along the RI coast.

Seas have been 7+ feet for a couple of days.

Typical october up here.

[llmart]

13. Woke up this morning to 39o.

SE Michigan.

[fierywoman]

14. 80 degrees right now 3:30 in Redmond, WA.

[peggysue2]

15. It's 46 in Delaware County, PA

And raining since yesterday.

[Walleye]

16. 45 and raining all day here in Delaware

[yortsed snacilbuper]

17. 57 in PGH

Cloudy!

[malaise]

18. Where is PGH?

I am clueless

[Stinky The Clown]

21. Pittsburgh

[malaise]

23. Thanks

My bad

[enough]

19. 44 in SE PA, western Chester County.

[Stinky The Clown]

20. 46 here in central Maryland

[MLAA]

24. 92 in Tucson.

[malaise]

26. 81F in Kingston

😀

[MLAA]

29. It's getting close to our best time of the year.

Once we survive summer which seems to last through early October it becomes perfect. Cool mornings and evenings and pleasant days. Then in May we start over counting the months until extended summer ends. 😉

[malaise]

33. We have cool evenings from mid-September until March/April

but it is rarely cold here

[MLAA]

34. Is it breezy often? Love a cool breeze 🙂

[malaise]

35. Not in the city

but on. the coast- breezy everywhere around March/April.

[Treefrog]

30. It is autumn here.

I am wondering why that temperature confuses you?

[Polybius]

32. 49 is quite a bit cooler than average in here in NYC on 10-3

Not unheard of though.

[Treefrog]

37. Not in my experience.

And even the Google shows 46 as average nighttime temp for the city.

I lived further upstate, but I really don't find 49 degrees in October in a northeast state to be so unusual as to warrant a thread about it. Just my opinion.

[Polybius]

39. Upstate, yes but I'm talking strictly NYC

Also keep in mind that it hit 49 here before nightfall.

[Treefrog]

40. Well, then. Definitely newsworthy.

[malaise]

38. Spent a lot of time with family in New York

over the decades which is why I asked

[Treefrog]

41. WeatherBug.com will give you up to date temps anywhere.

Lots of other sites too.

[BlackSkimmer]

43. It's going to be 45 in my part of NC tonight. And I'm on the SC border, not in the mountains.

Pretty normal here for fall.

[mnhtnbb]

44. Expected to be 48 tonight in the Triangle (central NC)

I put winter linens on the bed Saturday and switched the thermostat over to heat today.

[Polybius]

31. Yup

49 and rain right here in beautiful Staten Island, NY.

[Raftergirl]

36. 49 right now in my Albany suburb.

I say it’s about normal for this time of the year.

[JHB]

42. Yes. And raining

Had to dig out the jacket

[Kingofalldems]

45. 46 in DC.

And rain from Ian, the storm that will not go away.

[Yonnie3]

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