Pretty normal for the end of the wet season here. Low 90s, high 80s for the high, low to mid 70s for the low. 50 percent chance of rain every day.

Temps are allegedly gonna start to fall soonish. I'm sure by December we'll be at the mid 70 highs and mid 50s low I've grown accustomed to for winter.

Up north it seems to have changed more, my folks in Ky keep talking about crazy heat waves and such and little rain.

It is still in the mid 90's here, which is way above average for this time of year. It is suppose to be in the mid 80's starting Monday. I hope so.

We have had an extremely hot and dry September where I live, hotter than any in my memory, however, if I search I learn that the weather was even hotter and dryer back in the twenties and thirties before I was born. I think these things go in cycles.

As a worldwide average, the temperature is rising only 0.13C/decade, nothing even remotely noticeable.

In the 90's here in DC. Unbelievable actually. Very hit and the AC is still cranking.

In Georgia records were set for high temperatures for September. Temps are 15 degrees higher than normal for this time of year. I've lived in the Georgia mountains for over 6 years and this is definitely the hottest so far. It's reached 87 a couple of times this summer where I live but at lower elevations it has regularly been hitting the mid 90's. It's predicted that our highs will be in the 70's next week. It's almost exciting thinking about it. In my 65 years the climate change has definitely been noticeable.