
9/17/25 - How bad was the summer this year?
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• Historical Weather Moment: In 1912, Iowa experienced extreme weather swings from 104°F heat to snow flurries within just 9 days in September
• Current Forecast: Unsettled weather with cut-off low pressure system bringing increased precipitation chances, potential storms with wind and small hail, but overall benign conditions
• 8-14 Day Outlook: "Red bullseye" over Iowa and Minnesota indicating high likelihood of above-normal temperatures (mid-upper 70s vs normal) through September 30th
• Recent Weather Events: Northern Iowa hit with 1+ inch hail reports across multiple counties; Fort Dodge area received 4+ inches of rainfall; most of central Iowa remained dry
• Summer Glory Index Results: Iowa's meteorological summer rated as "fine" with SGI of 1420, held back primarily by July's high dew points and overnight lows; only 3 days reached 100°F in Western Iowa
• Fall Foliage Prediction: Favorable conditions for vibrant fall colors with warm days, cool nights, and sunshine; early color changes already spotted on individual tree branches
• Specialty Crop Update: Poor pumpkin harvest continues due to fruit set issues and rot problems; fall brassicas showing alternaria from earlier wet conditions but later plantings look strong; fall carrots performing well
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