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September ranks among warmest for Cumberland County
October 15, 2026
September 2026 in Cumberland County averaged 59.6°F, 1.7°F above normal and ranked 35th warmest of 132 such periods on record, continuing a warming trend of 0.24°F per decade across the full 1895-2026 record. This warmth combines with a dry summer and fall to create conditions favorable for extended fire risk into late autumn.
Cumberland County rainfall lags behind normal
October 15, 2026
Precipitation in Cumberland County through October 15 was 0.4 inches, running 1.3 inches below the normal 1.68 inches for this date. The shortfall reflects a drier-than-normal pattern this month following a summer and early fall that has progressively intensified drought conditions across the county.
Extreme drought persists across Cumberland County
October 15, 2026
Extreme drought covered 13.87 percent of Cumberland County as of the week of October 13-19, a condition sustained for six consecutive weeks. This D3 classification reflects stress on surface water and affects habitat availability for terrestrial and semi-aquatic animals including amphibians and insects that depend on temporary wetlands and streams.
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