2 hours ago, roadwarrior said:

Today is the last day of summer and it's going out with a blast: 100* and a new record!

Tomorrow 88 and 82 on Friday.

We had a massive weather change over night here too.  It was 90 and very humid yesterday and when I walked outside this morning it felt glorious.  65 degrees, no humidity, and a light crisp Canadian breeze from the northwest.  What a nice over night change that was.

Real hot today. Big shocker 

1 minute ago, TnRiver46 said:

Real hot today. Big shocker 

It was 47 degrees here this morning!  Coldest temp since May.  On its way up to a very comfortable 65 and sunny.

it is 61 and raining here today, going into the 40's tonight.  All next week is mid 40/60 for low/high.  That's going to start dropping water temps a bunch here.  It was 78-79 last weekend but I suspect low 70's in a lot of places this weekend.  The deer are getting on the move and I bet the bass are too now.

95 yesterday 68 today. Gotta love Southwest Missouri 

1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

Real hot today. Big shocker 

Tell me about it, felt temp is 96-97 today.     An hour ago, the actual temp was already 92. 

 

I'm not one of those folks who say bring on the fall and winter, I just want those 70 to low 80 days that make your time on the water bearable.      We are back to temps where you basically have to night fish

85* today, 81* tomorrow, rain this weekend and cooler weather next week.

1 hour ago, gimruis said:

It was 47 degrees here this morning!  Coldest temp since May.  On its way up to a very comfortable 65 and sunny.

Supposedly it will be 39 tomorrow morning. I call BS 

1 hour ago, bowhunter63 said:

95 yesterday 68 today. Gotta love Southwest Missouri 

Impressive storm rolled through here in central Missouri last night! We lost power for a brief bit. And similar temp changes. 

98 degrees yesterday in SE Kansas. Went fishing this morning and it was 56 and raining.

Had a high of 93 yesterday and 75 today. Supposed to get down in the low to mid 40s tonight and a high around 70 tomorrow.

Clearing skies and cold northwest breezes have led to widespread Frost Advisories and Freeze Warnings across central/northern lower Michigan and the U.P. The Advisories and Warnings take effect at midnight and run through 10 AM EDT on Friday. The map below displays the Frost Advisories in the light blue tones, with the darker areas showing the Freeze Warnings.

A-Jay

I think I must have read the dew point prediction instead of temp, 52 this morning