Fall Foliage With TR27: Bringing Back July (10.05.25)

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Bringing Back July

Update 35 of the 2025 season of Fall Foliage With TR27

10.05.25

October 5th was absolutely warm, and WAY warmer than it should be. However, it was JUST too cool for us to reach the pink tier (21+°F above average), but it WAS a GORGEOUS nearly hot day with total straight sunshine, a slightly cool breeze and a day that screamed welcome to summer rather than a day almost 2 weeks after summer concluded! It was Bringing Back July, and July sticks with us for the next 2 days before we finally lose summer on 10/8 with temps that stay in the 60s (except for 10/9 which is expected to be upper 50s now) and a combination of mainly sunny weather and a few days of wet weather that we also need, an honestly gorgeous forecast that is a BIT too cool for summer clothes, but after all, we're in October and in the past, that would all be put away for the winter by this point! Honestly, it's going to be a beautiful stretch of hoodie weather that we honestly need by this point, and I'm all for it, as long as we get at least a few weeks of it (no going from summer straight to winter like we have before), lots of sunshine but also a few needed rain days, which is what the upcoming forecast looks like!

Here's the summary and fall foliage pics below:

For day 35:

High: 85°F
Average: 65°F
(+20)

We JUST missed hitting the pink tier for the first time with a high 20 degrees above average, which is honestly INSANE and which will leave a HUGE mark on how much above average this October will end up being, probably beating out September's near +6°F deviation from average, we just need the 2nd half of October to be at or above average for this to happen, but meteorologically, we DON'T want this to happen. +20 is an AWFUL deviation that indicates a day that is SERIOUSLY off from what the weather should be that day. It screamed July 5, not October 5! Unfortunately, 10/6 and 10/7 are going to be quite into the red, and 10/6 is looking as warm as 10/5 and 10/7 won't be far behind before we get a sharp drop to average weather on 10/8 and slightly below average on 10/9!

The expected forecast from 10/6-10/19:
10/6: ⛅ 84/53
10/7: ⛅ 81/60
10/8: 🌧️ 63/37 (91%)
10/9: ☀️ 59/31
10/10: ☀️ 65/36
10/11: ⛅ 70/42
10/12: 🌧️ 67/45 (31%)
10/13: 🌧️ 65/46 (43%)
10/14: ⛅ 70/46
10/15: 🌧️ 70/45 (31%)
10/16: ⛅ 69/46
10/17: ⛅ 65/43
10/18: ⛅ 62/42
10/19: 🌧️ 63/39 (44%)

2 things I notice here. 1. Wow, did the amount of rain chances go up or what! 2. Indigenous People's Day weekend originally was looking rainy, then it went to a sunnier forecast for that weekend and now it's looking like it will be rainy again that weekend with at to slightly above average highs between 65 and 70.

Here's the main pic and fall foliage pics taken 10/5/25:


























































































A day late again, my apologies. I'm honestly doing too much and I'm functioning very poorly in terms of everything! 😭😭😭

I'll see you for 10/6's update!

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