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Harrisburg airport logs a warmer-than-normal October
October 6, 2026
The nearest weather station at Harrisburg Capital City Airport, 13 km away, recorded a mean daily high of 75.8°F over the past 30 days, 0.7°F above the 1991-2020 normal of 75.1°F, and a mean daily low of 58.5°F, 3.3°F above normal of 55.2°F. Above-normal temperatures in early October suggest a warmer-than-typical autumn so far at the ecosystem.
Monarchs on the move across the Harrisburg area
October 6, 2026
butterflies recorded October 1-2 at Raspberry Lane in Harrisburg, Vincent DeFilippo Nature Preserve in Cumberland, Kent Drive in Mechanicsburg, and Sterling Road in Harrisburg. The species is proposed threatened and currently migrating south; peak passage through Pennsylvania runs mid-September through early October as the super generation heads toward Mexican overwintering sites.
Spotted lanternfly spreads through Middletown
October 6, 2026
documented October 3 on Columbia Street in Middletown, Pennsylvania. This introduced species continues its established presence in the region; 14 sightings over the past month show active dispersal through late summer and early fall.
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