!!!!! hell yes it's september !!!!

* hangs head in shame *

yesterday's high : 32
today's high : 22

that's how september is supposed to start

September gets it.

yes yes yes. this is like my christmas morning now that i'm old.

It's so nice outside this morning (in harbl's and my neck of the woods) that I may actually go pull weeds, something I have been postponing since oh sometime in early June.

wow identical weed situation w/ same weather excuse

(Yes, yes, I know—much of September is still technically “Summer”)

― Engles in the Outfield (cryptosicko), Friday, September 21, 2018 7:02 PM bookmarkflaglink

How weird it is that most of the Christmas season takes place during autumn.

FP'd you for racism.

The autumnal equinox denotes the start of 'astronomical autumn', which has no direct reference to weather, only to the relative positions of the earth and sun. aiui, meteorologists prefer to use the first day of September to denote the beginning of 'meteorological autumn'. Similarly, they use Dec. 1st, March 1st, and June 1st for the starts of meteorological winter, spring and summer, respectively.

American summer begins on Memorial Day and ends on Labor Day. Autumn ends on the Sunday after thanksgiving, and winter ends on the first day of the baseball season.

Went out this afternoon in some layers and a hat and damn it felt good, burn in Hell summer, long live meteorological autumn

went out for a run at 8:30pm, it's still 90 degrees and so humid I had to wring out my shirt after five miles. yeah it's september hell

they teased us with a maybe cold front on Labor Day, but it went up in smoke like a tax return, still cracking 100 every day

i'm wearing a sweatshirt!

today is for real september weather

https://t.co/Kh6Aq2kIds pic.twitter.com/Y9kJsaRuEq

— demi adejuyigbe (@electrolemon) September 21, 2019

(still pleased that i had an opportunity to correct sic)

:D

last three posts otm

yesss

demi for president

that was probably the best one yet?
this warms my cold heart

H Street moving the entire block! pic.twitter.com/cDQcK9wlxy

— .@kristoncapps (@kristoncapps) September 21, 2019

equinox me

92° :(

upper nineties every day still, will none of these lazy insignificant fronts deliver me from this meddlesome summer?

It's 88 degrees in NYC so naturally I'm going...further south. Great.

*swaps out all business clothes for tank tops*

f hazel where are you? cause it didn't even break 70 here in central AZ today

central texas... high today was 100, just like 43 of the last 50 days.

Sheesh. We're finally done with 100s and prob had last 90 over the weekend. My AC unit appreciates the respite.

October 10th, 99 degrees here in Austin... might hit 100. Tomorrow, though... our September begins! ARCTIC BLAST will take us down into the 40s overnight

September/October in the UK: muted surprise that horse chestnuts lose their leaves so early; ribbons of rain marching across the horizon; a bumbling, six-legged fuckwit batters itself senseless inside every lampshade.

Who’s got the app in US, apples in the kitchen and time is a tool

high yesterday: 99
high today: 53

the back of summer is broken

Need a separate thread for Hot October

not the best U2 live album

record breakingly cold october in bc. which i will take over constant rain and which isn't that cold (like 2 degrees celsius when i woke up this morning)

yes

otm

Stupid pumpkin spice everywhere.

last month of the fiscal year y’all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3fp3L0aZXc

I'm not ready. More days of being in the water are needed.

I didn’t get any days in the water this summer.

;___________;

I actually resent any day that I can't go to a lake or river. It's becoming a problem, to the point where it's informing my developing 5- and 10-year plans for my life.

i didn't get any summer fun this summer so september's arrival means very little to me. it's just another month and a step closer to November.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjCWhwdnCd0

the psychic relief of today's overcast skies and highs in the mid-80s is inexpressible using human language after weeks of relentless sun-and-105-degrees. of course the air is so thick with humidity that breathing feels like scooping ice cream fresh from the freezer but we're supposed to get a front next week that should dry things out a bit!

Southern hemisphere experience: imagine going through lockdown and social isolation during winter. I live in an apartment where exactly 2 windows admit sunlight for ~40 minutes a day, and I get seasonal affective disorder even when I live in well lit houses, so yeah 2020 has been the worst year ever. But now it's spring.

Am definitely worried about the coming winter in the northern hemisphere

ugh, sympathy. I remember my winter in Montreal when I had no idea SAD would be a thing, the early darkness drove me half crazy

the fires in northern California, basically cutting off access to outdoor activities, have definitely sucked. has someone coined Climate Affective Disorder yet