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13. This is why I think the plants think it is fall.

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Sun Aug 18, 2013, 04:04 PM

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Fall foliage is occurring all ready in Pleasanton, CA. Seasonal color changes [View all] JRLeft Aug 2013 OP

no photos? AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #1

Here you go. JRLeft Aug 2013 #2

WOW...thanks.. AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #4

It's 82 here today normally it's 95-100 plus in August. JRLeft Aug 2013 #6

wow.. AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #9

I live in the city but work in Pleasanton. Alot overcast the last JRLeft Aug 2013 #10

October is the warmest month JRLeft Aug 2013 #11

I still think the fog makes SF such an awesome place burnodo Aug 2013 #14

Yeah days like today... AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #15

Thanks for the reminder burnodo Aug 2013 #17

I like the seals and the gulls. JRLeft Aug 2013 #19

Than you would love Pier 39!! AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #22

I spent a lot of time at pier 39. JRLeft Aug 2013 #24

If you like Seafood allow me reccomend .. AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #28

Thanx but I'm a Vegan. I like go eat at Millennium the most off of Geary. JRLeft Aug 2013 #30

Cool. AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #32

I have family and friends who eat seafood, my girlfriend and I are Vegans. JRLeft Aug 2013 #33

O No You cannot post this Phlem Aug 2013 #53

i thought the seals left Pier 39 in the past year CreekDog Aug 2013 #71

Last time I was there... AsahinaKimi Aug 2013 #81

no, the average high in Livermore is 87-88 in August CreekDog Aug 2013 #70

No, average temps in August are high 80s. Gormy Cuss Aug 2013 #76

I live in western central NY state burnodo Aug 2013 #3

The plants think it's fall. JRLeft Aug 2013 #5

My roses have buds burnodo Aug 2013 #12

This is why I think the plants think it is fall. JRLeft Aug 2013 #13

Fall nighttime temps, yes. Yo_Mama Aug 2013 #21

Makes sense to me. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #46

we aren't having fall nighttime temperatures. CreekDog Aug 2013 #73

our daylight is far longer than fall right now CreekDog Aug 2013 #72

But the point of this thread was to point climate change. JRLeft Aug 2013 #7

Perhaps all the other deciduous trees are learning from California buckeye Brother Buzz Aug 2013 #8

I noticed the same thing in Florida. Baitball Blogger Aug 2013 #16

Our seasons must be changing, and rapidly. JRLeft Aug 2013 #20

Here's another. JRLeft Aug 2013 #18

That is unusual for Pleasanton... Eyerish Aug 2013 #23

Where are you located now? JRLeft Aug 2013 #25

I'm in Minnesota right now... Eyerish Aug 2013 #27

Hopefully you can make it back home. JRLeft Aug 2013 #29

I concur in my part of coastal Southern Cal...mornings unseasonably cool all month catzies Aug 2013 #26

The same thing happened here. Well July was hot, until the last week. JRLeft Aug 2013 #31

Speaking of interesting Julys, we didn't used to get monsoonal flows catzies Aug 2013 #34

It rained here in July too. JRLeft Aug 2013 #36

I like it though - those cool cloudy mornings that seem to be waking up at about the same calimary Aug 2013 #74

In Oregon too fredamae Aug 2013 #35

We've had cooler than normal temperatures here in the SF bay area. JRLeft Aug 2013 #37

Us too fredamae Aug 2013 #39

That's what happened in Ohio last year. a la izquierda Aug 2013 #49

Maine as well. GreenPartyVoter Aug 2013 #38

I've been loving this cool weather Jamaal510 Aug 2013 #40

I grew up in the town and Pittsburg. Normally Oakland gets a few days of 90 JRLeft Aug 2013 #41

Get a place that has good heating XemaSab Aug 2013 #67

Thanks! Jamaal510 Aug 2013 #68

Central NJ JustAnotherGen Aug 2013 #42

Here in Wine Country, the nights have been really cool Link Speed Aug 2013 #43

I live next door in Dublin scorpiogirl Aug 2013 #44

I don't think there's anything *disturbing*, per se, about this *particular* thing, TBH. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #45

I don't think it's just a fluke with these ginormous storms. And lake Noth Pole now. I think it is JRLeft Aug 2013 #50

Well...... AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #51

Well, in SoCal, it can actually get humid here now. calimary Aug 2013 #75

let us know when something climate related is disturbing to you CreekDog Aug 2013 #77

Because every little thing is automatically a result of climate change, amirite? AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #80

Same here in Pittsburgh, PA distantearlywarning Aug 2013 #47

Definitely strange for sure. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #52

wish that would hurry up and get here Egnever Aug 2013 #48

hey Phlem Aug 2013 #54

PS.. Phlem Aug 2013 #55

The climate deniers will deny until they are hit personally by it and even then the headnodders will JRLeft Aug 2013 #56

Hmmm... 2naSalit Aug 2013 #57

It's been mild in July and August locally nadinbrzezinski Aug 2013 #58

The same here, I think I read there were some that there were a ridiculous amount of wildfire last JRLeft Aug 2013 #59

Yup, we are above average last time I checked by 900 nadinbrzezinski Aug 2013 #60

Yeah, it's pretty scary. JRLeft Aug 2013 #61

The long range weather forecast was not nice nadinbrzezinski Aug 2013 #62

Hoprfully this is not a trend where seasons come earlier and earlier every year. JRLeft Aug 2013 #69

Probably not. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #79

Since we're talking about weather, Blue_In_AK Aug 2013 #63

Sadly, Alaska will eventually warm up far beyond what you are used to up there and wildlife will pay JRLeft Aug 2013 #64

If we don't get poisoned by the methane first. Blue_In_AK Aug 2013 #65

Yeah another issue with polar ice caps melting the fossiled methane gas will be released. JRLeft Aug 2013 #66

Everything has been a month early for the past year here shanti Aug 2013 #78