Temperatures were above average across much of the state with portions of southwest Alaska experiencing near-average conditions for the month. This ranked in the warmest third of the 98-year period of record for the state. The Alaska statewide September temperature was 43.0☏, 2.4☏ above the long-term average.California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona each ranked warmest on record for September nighttime temperatures. Minimum temperatures were above average to record warm across the West, northern Plains, Great Lakes and Northeast. average minimum (nighttime) temperature during September was 54.9☏, 3.0☏ above the 20th century average, ranking sixth warmest on record. Daytime temperatures were near to or below average across portions of the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Northeast and Southeast. Wyoming ranked warmest on record for daytime temperatures. Above-average to record-warm maximum temperatures were observed across much of the Great Plains to the West Coast and parts of the East Coast. average maximum (daytime) temperature during September was 81.2☏, 3.4☏ above the 20th century average, ranking seventh warmest on record. California, Idaho, Wyoming and Arizona each had their second warmest September, with four additional states experiencing a top-five warmest September on record. In addition to this record warmth, near-record temperatures were widespread across the West. For the month of September, Nevada and Utah ranked warmest on record.Generally, temperatures were above average in the Great Lakes to Northeast with record warmth across much of the West.average temperature during September was 68.1☏, 3.2☏ above the 20th century average, ranking fifth warmest in the 128-year record. In Nonthaburi province, just north of Bangkok, provincial authorities constructed a flood wall with more than 300,000 sand bags along about 10 kilometers (six miles) of the Chao Phraya River to try to prevent flooding from reaching key areas, Thai PBS public television reported on its website.September 2022 Statewide Temperature Ranks In Ubon Ratchathani in the northeast, more than 7,000 people were moved into 60 shelters after the Moon River overflowed, as rescue workers waded through waist-high water to help residents evacuate. Officials also issued urgent flood warnings to residents of the north-central provinces of Sukhothai, Phitsanulok and Phichit after the Yom River spilled over its banks. In Chiang Mai, provincial disaster officials warned people with homes near the Ping River to move their property to higher ground, even as some areas were already inundated. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation reported that floods had impacted at least 45,000 households in 35 provinces. Many areas were already flooded from seasonal monsoon rains when the remnants of Tropical Storm Noru, which earlier tore through the Philippines and Vietnam, swept through parts of the country last week.Īmong the areas hit by flooding were Chiang Mai, a large city and tourist center in the north, and Sukhothai, an ancient capital and archaeological site that draws many visitors. Heavy rain in northern, northeastern and central Thailand worsened severe flooding in many parts of the country on Monday, as authorities ordered the release of water into already overflowing rivers from dams that were filled to capacity.
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