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  1. In October, 42 of the lower 48 states averaged temperatures that were below-normal. Florida was the only state with an above-normal temperature for October. The following month was something of a mirror image, becoming the 3 rd warmest November on record, 4 degrees F (2.2 degrees C) above the LTM.

  2. October 2009. Temperatures: Temperatures were near normal across the area with negative departures of -0.3oF at DCA, -0.1oF at BWI and a positive departure of +1.4oF at IAD. October marks the fifth month this year with subnormal readings at DCA.

  3. United States October 2009 – Calendar with American holidays. Monthly calendar for the month October in year 2009. Calendars – online and print friendly – for any year and month.

  4. The daily range of reported temperatures (gray bars) and 24-hour highs (red ticks) and lows (blue ticks), placed over the daily average high (faint red line) and low (faint blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. Hourly Temperature in October 2009 in Chicago. Fall 2009. Link. Download. Compare. Averages.

  5. Boston suburbs saw moderate, wet snow fall on the morning of October 16, in spots accumulating up to 0.5 inches (13 mm). The area was then hit on October 18, when in the afternoon, heavy rain turned to heavy snow and almost white-out conditions.

  6. Currently: 56 °F. Broken clouds. (Weather station: Chicago Midway Airport, USA). See more current weather. Select month: October 2009 Weather in Chicago — Graph. °F. Tue, Oct 27. Lo:48. 12 am. Hi:50. 4. Lo:48. 6 am. Hi:52. 6. Lo:52. 12 pm. Hi:52. 9. Lo:52. 6 pm. Hi:52. 7. Wed, Oct 28. Lo:50. 12 am. Hi:52. 2. Lo:52. 6 am.

  7. October began with temperatures close to normal as a weak upper-level ridge moved over California. This spell of warm weather lasted only until the 3rd, when a strong upper-level trough and associated cold front moved into the state. The cold front triggered showers and even a line of thunderstorms over northern

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