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Bellingham temperatures stay near normal this October
October 5, 2026
Mean daily high at Bellingham International Airport (7 km away) over the past 30 days was 66°F, 0.5°F below normal for these calendar days. October temperatures in the Fraser Lowland are running slightly cool, with no unusual heat or cold stress on ecosystems.
Northern red-legged frog found in South Bellingham
October 5, 2026
A (federally threatened) was observed on October 4 in South Bellingham, with 8 documented sightings in the past 30 days around Bellingham, Bow, and Lummi Island. This threatened species breeds in still waters during fall staging season; the ecosystem contains 245 acres of seasonally-flooded forested wetlands managed for biodiversity protection.
Fall color arrives on Fraser Lowland shrubs and trees
October 5, 2026
Oceanspray, , and Nootka rose are all showing colored leaves and falling leaves as of October 3rd. Deciduous woody plants across the Fraser Lowland are entering active leaf-drop and color change this week, the normal progression for early October as day length shortens and temperatures cool.
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