Your Weather News @ October 2025 Edition

Hard to believe it's October with the holiday season is just around the corner. We're still having pleasant warm weather here in the desert. Currently; 90 degrees, wind calm, no clouds in sight, humidity at 29%. Today's high is forecast to be 95 but I suspect we will get above that. Overnight low will be 70 degrees. Planning to have a little pool time this afternoon. The snowbirds will start returning soon and the pool area gets a little too crowded for my liking. Stay safe..... Jim

I know I've said this before but again, for one last (I hope) time, the summer heat is still here in the desert for the next couple of days. It'll be 100 degrees both today and tomorrow. Then we'll cool down to the low 90s. Currently it's 92 degrees, no clouds, wind calm, and humidity of 22%. Stay safe..... Jim

canamjhb said:

I know I've said this before but again, for one last (I hope) time, the summer heat is still here in the desert for the next couple of days. It'll be 100 degrees both today and tomorrow. Then we'll cool down to the low 90s. Currently it's 92 degrees, no clouds, wind calm, and humidity of 22%. Stay safe..... Jim

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West Central Minnesota is set to get record breaking heat Friday and Saturday, 90 and 91 degrees with 25-30 MPH south winds, almost 2 weeks with no rain.

Might make a person think he was in West Texas!?! Oh well, we will pay for it later this fall.
Almost too warm to ride the trike. Only almost! Bill

Very pleasant Fall day here in the desert. Currently 81 degrees, wind is calm, humidity is 18%, and there are no clouds. The high today will be 92 and overnight low will be 62. Just about perfect weather. Stay safe..... Jim

Today features clear skies and sunshine with temps in the upper 70's and low to mid-80's. That should be enough to break the daily high temps records in a number of locations. Tonight features partly cloudy skies and overnight lows that land in the upper 50's and lower 60's.

Tuesday will start off pretty quiet with sunshine overhead, but will introduce more cloud cover and the chance or rain showers late Tuesday afternoon and evening. Rain showers linger Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning. Most of the State will get between .5- to 1" of new rain (which we really need, the State is still in a drought).

That rain, part of a cold front, will leave us much cooler by mid week. Gone are the 70's and 80's, for most of us, both Wednesday and Thursday will see high temps in the 50's as the sunshine returns. Overnight lows both Thursday and Friday morning could end up in the 20's and 30's.

The sunshine then sticks around into next weekend, and will start to warm things back up into the 60's for both Friday and into next weekend.

The current temp is 77 degrees.

Deanna

No clouds here in the desert. Currently (noon) it's 91 degrees, a whisper of a breeze (3 MPH), humidity at 18%. Forecast temperatures for today are 97/70. The snowbirds are trickling in. It's good to see old friends again but the roads, stores, and pool are noticeably a bit more crowded. Stay safe..... Jim

Currently in Vermont it is cloudy, the temp is 79 degrees, and it's raining!

We will be getting some much needed rain. A cold front will be approaching the region today and will be moving through overnight, bringing rain and cooler temps. A few showers will start moving into Northern New York and the Champlain Valley late this afternoon. Then heavier and more wide-spread rainfall will be moving in late this evening and continuing overnight.

It looks like beneficial rain for most of us by tomorrow morning. Wednesday rainfall totals will between a quarter of an inch and three quarters of an inch, with some localized pockets of around one inch.

The rain will taper off early tomorrow morning, leaving us dry through the rest of the day. The clouds will clear out pretty quickly, leaving us with a good amount of sunshine again. But behind the cold front, it's going to be much cooler. Temps will only be reaching the upper 50's and low 60's tomorrow.

Deanna

Back into the 70’s and 80’s the next few days, going to have to get in a couple fall color rides.

lts 39° here in Wisconsin right now, it's supposed to get to 63° and a little warmer this weekend, hopefully it warms up more, l want to ride

Mostly cloudy today in the desert. High of 97 degrees and the overnight low will only drop to 80. The humidity is 21% and rising. Wind at 5 MPH. No rain today but it is coming. After midnight there is a good chance of light rain. The clouds and rain chances will increase each day until the weekend. By then we expect heavy rain for both Saturday and Sunday. My thoughts and prayers are with my neighbors in Globe, AZ. Globe was stricken with severe and deadly flash flooding about 10 days ago. It looks like the weekend weather could deal them a repeat. Stay safe..... Jim

Little Blue said:

I hope you received the correct amounts of rain to do the job.

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Hi Little Blue,

The rain we got on Tuesday night and into Wednesday was only a drop in the bucket. We still need more rain, the State of Vermont is still in a drought.

We did get some beneficial rains last night, but not a drop of rain in the foreseeable future. That is because of a cold front is filtering in much drier air which won't be able to support any rainfall. Those Northerly winds will bring a steady supply of much colder weather air. This means we'll see widespread frosts and freezes tonight and even more so tomorrow night, and the growing season will likely come to an end for most.

Tonight, we might get a few showers during the evening, but overall the rain chances are decreasing, with cloudy skies transitioning to partly cloudy through the night. Overnight lows will be in the upper 20's and 30's. Rain chances 30% becoming 0%.

Thursday will be mostly sunny and cooler with brisk conditions and breezy North winds. Frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for many places tonight due to the cold conditions. Afternoon highs are expected to be in the low 50's

Friday will be very sunny and slightly milder, with Southerly winds developing. But the morning will be even colder with freezing conditions expected in the Champlain Valley, which will essentially and officially end the growing season for the State of Vermont. Morning lows in the mid 20's to low 30's. Afternoon highs in low 60s

The weekend will be mostly sunny to partly sunny and bring chilly mornings with mild afternoons.

Then next week, our weather will be very consistent with filtered sunshine, chilly mornings, mild afternoons, and bone dry conditions continuing.

Ps: Would someone send rain to the North East? Also do some rain dances?

Deanna