New Jersey and Earth warmer than normal in October New Jersey
and the planet were warmer than average in October, according to
experts. Last month was the 20th warmest October in the Garden
State since 1895, according to our state climatologist. The
mercury averaged 57.1 degrees – 2.3 degrees above average.
October was also the 21st month in a row with temperatures equal
to or above average here, according to a summary by David A.
Robinson, the New Jersey state climatologist at Rutgers
University. In addition, last month kept us on track to have the
warmest year on record in New Jersey, according to the summary.
Here’s a NOAA graphic that shows October as the fifth warmest
since 1880 across the planet: This entry was posted in
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