weather map

Monday

23

September

min. +59°
max. +68°

Tuesday

24

September

min. +63°
max. +66°

Wednesday

25

September

min. +59°
max. +64°

Thursday

26

September

min. +63°
max. +66°

Friday

27

September

min. +59°
max. +64°

Saturday

28

September

min. +59°
max. +64°

Sunday

29

September

min. +57°
max. +64°
Overcast with light rain
+59°F
Sunrise 6:46 Sunset 6:59

Temperature, °F

feels likeWhat the temperature
feels like in
appropriate clothing

Pressure,

Humidity, %

Wind,

Chance of
precipit., %

  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +61°
    +61°
    1007
    82
    5
    -
  • 4 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1007
    88
    8
    -
  • 7 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1009
    82
    9
    -
  • 10 am
    +63°
    +63°
    1011
    68
    9
    -
  • 1 pm
    +68°
    +68°
    1011
    56
    11
    -
  • 4 pm
    +66°
    +66°
    1011
    64
    12
    -
  • 7 pm
    +63°
    +63°
    1009
    83
    11
    -
  • 10 pm
    +59°
    +59°
    1007
    84
    11
    -
Folklore weather forecast: Today is the Autumn Equinox. As the wind and weather are at the equinoxes, the same they will be for the next three months. If the weather is quiet for the week before the autumn equinox and the week after, the temperature will continue higher than usual into the winter. As the equinoctial storms clear, all storms will be clear for the next six months.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +63°
    +63°
    1004
    94
    9
    71
  • 4 am
    +63°
    +63°
    1003
    87
    9
    45
  • 7 am
    +63°
    +63°
    1000
    86
    10
    90
  • 10 am
    +63°
    +63°
    999
    96
    12
    98
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    997
    88
    12
    96
  • 4 pm
    +66°
    +66°
    997
    78
    11
    58
  • 7 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    999
    72
    12
    41
  • 10 pm
    +61°
    +61°
    999
    85
    9
    67
Folklore weather forecast: After the Equinox of September we have slipped from summer into fall. The days and nights are roughly equal for the next few days, but increasingly the nights will be getting longer. Sometimes the weather on the day of St. Gerard (today) is so nice and it seems that the second summer will come.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +61°
    +61°
    999
    90
    10
    65
  • 7 am
    +59°
    +59°
    995
    83
    11
    95
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    996
    79
    13
    76
  • 7 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    999
    75
    12
    37
Folklore weather forecast: If we have a fog on the day of St. Cleopas (today) there will be wet winter this year. Some agriculturists also noticed the connection between a fog and their activity: “A fog from the sea brings honey to the bee. A fog from the hills brings corn to the mills”.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +61°
    +61°
    1001
    93
    8
    4
  • 7 am
    +63°
    +63°
    999
    85
    13
    64
  • 1 pm
    +66°
    +66°
    1001
    86
    13
    86
  • 7 pm
    +63°
    +63°
    1003
    64
    13
    59
Folklore weather forecast: Some farmers predict weather on the basis of the behavior of birds. If birds eat too much and are very fat in September, it means, that the coming winter will be frosty, snowy and severe. Today is the Day of Saints Cosmas and Damian (Patrons of doctors and orphanages), so it would be a good day to send a message of thanks to your family doctor, the pharmacist or the surgeon who saved your life.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1004
    79
    11
    10
  • 7 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1004
    80
    9
    2
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    1004
    85
    16
    75
  • 7 pm
    +61°
    +61°
    1003
    78
    14
    66
Folklore weather forecast: We can meet the description of some weather observations in one of A. Fleming’s saying: “The sky being red at evening, foreshows a fair and clear morning, but if the morning rises red, of wind and rain we shall be sped”. Another saying informs us: “If acorns fall before Michael’s Day (September 29), a severe winter will come”.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1004
    76
    14
    6
  • 7 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1005
    77
    14
    8
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    1007
    63
    16
    48
  • 7 pm
    +63°
    +63°
    1007
    55
    14
    52
Folklore weather forecast: On St. Wenceslaus Day (today) all crab trees ripen. Farmers also noticed, that the deeper worms burrow into the earth in September, the more severe, the coming winter will be. And if there are no many mushrooms in September, it means, that another winter season is coming very soon.
  • Night
  • Morning
  • Day
  • Evening
  • 1 am
    +59°
    +59°
    1007
    80
    10
    43
  • 7 am
    +57°
    +57°
    1003
    84
    9
    66
  • 1 pm
    +64°
    +64°
    997
    99
    12
    63
  • 7 pm
    +61°
    +61°
    1000
    82
    10
    46
Folklore weather forecast: If Michael’s Day (today) is quiet and beautiful, it will last for the next four weeks. If the wind is out of the north on Michael’s Day, then October will be dry. On this day the heat leaves us. If there is a gentle rain on St. Michael’s day, we can expect a mild winter; but if there is thunder, winter will have heavy winds. And if it does not rain on St. Michael and St. Gallus (October 16), a dry spring is indicated for the next year. If Saint Michael brings many acorns, Christmas will cover the fields with snow.