Freezes after a warm September?
Randy Mann.
JAKE PARRISH/Press
We’re coming into the time of year when local gardeners will have to start monitoring the weather more closely, as our region will eventually be heading toward freezing temperatures. It’s almost hard to believe that we’re talking about readings dropping into the low 30s when last month was one of the warmest Septembers in recorded history.
September started off very hot, with the first three days having highs at or above the 100-degree mark. The hottest day was 102 degrees Sept. 2. In fact, that was the hottest afternoon of the entire summer season. Although we did have some mild afternoons last month with four days in the 60s, the average high for September of 2025 was 82 degrees. The normal high for last month in Coeur d’Alene is 74 degrees.
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