Heat dome

Before we start looking ahead to the winter months and the optimism of the forecast and whether that's still holding or not, I did want to look back to the summer a little bit and the conditions that were present, it seemed, all summer long.

In terms of dry, the first part of monsoon season being very dry, but also the heat dome.

We'll talk about that with Byron coming up next here on 96.3 Newsradio KKOB.

It is 925, Bob Clark.

But I did want to talk a little bit before that about the conditions we saw this summer, especially the heat

dome.

Talk a little bit about some of the conditions that were so omnipresent that the heat dome just seemed to stick around all summer long.

Yeah, and it's something that we've seen a lot more lately.

Connect the dots.

But wait, with all this heat and these high-pressure heat domes, what about this new headline from Powder Magazine? September snowstorm blankets.

What, Arizona? Arizona's largest ski resort? And southern Utah? Snow? Really? At the end of September while everything else is literally baking? Everything in the West, anyway, and many other parts of the world.

Ski resorts in Canada, Colorado, California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and more have all received their first snows of the season.

Hey, Shannon, how are you?

Look, I know we're not supposed to rehash weather, but the heat dome has broken a little bit, and it's very lovely.

I got to put a hoodie on to sit outside at night.

I was so excited.

I forgot that we said we were going to do it.

I

forgot until I just said the heat dome, and I said, oh, yeah, we were going to talk about that.

Because