September tends to be a consistent month every year. It is characterized by scorching temperatures and an arid climate. In Oklahoma, it is often regarded as the most unpleasant time of the year due to the widespread pollination of ragweed throughout the country.
September in Southwest Oklahoma has typically been a miserable month, although there have been a few decent ones on record. However, the Farmers Almanac is boldly predicting that this year will be different.
I understand that we have experienced cool Septembers and even had a remarkably wet one in the past, but can we really expect the worst-case scenario to repeat itself? It seems highly unlikely that we will have thunderstorms every week, which is quite an extreme prediction.
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