The temperature map is red for another very long stretch

The weather conditions for the next month do not appear normal. While I wouldn’t characterize the weather ahead as “hot” from a summer perspective, it certainly won’t be really fall.

Let’s take a look at normal high temperatures first, to prepare for what is cold and hot, versus long term averages.

When I show you a lot of maps giving us warmer than normal conditions, we should always think of the 60s to the mid 70s.

I also want to remind you that the mornings will be cool even with warmer than normal temperatures. Average low temperatures for early October are between 40 and 40 in southern Lower and 30 in northern Michigan.

Let us now see the great expanse of time to come. You can tell the dry weather is nice now that we have all had enough rain.

The temperature forecast for the first week of October is as follows. Warmer than normal would be several days in the 60s and 70s.

Temperatures are even more likely to be warmer than normal from October 4 to 10.

As we approach October, confidence in warmer-than-normal temperatures continues, with a 70 to 85 percent chance of warmer-than-normal temperatures.

Just to give you a concrete idea of ​​the real high temperatures, here is the forecast for this coming Sunday.

We can prepare to enjoy a nice period of time until October. We will have a cloudy and rainy day here and there, but overall it looks very pleasant.