A+ comment outing the perpetual victim that is Lane Kiffin.

November became our 4th month in a row to finish cooler than normal, right at -0.3F for the month. The max temp was 80F on 11/19 and the min was 31F on 11/11, with two nights falling to freezing. We flipped back to the drier side for Nov, recoding under an inch of rain. #chswx

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“Michigan men”

Chokelahoma is back.

Fantastic for the first 30 minutes, then woefully underwhelming thereafter. Don’t waste your time with this one.

CHS just had its 5th consecutive month with below normal temps as Dec finished at -0.5F🥶. The month started off very cold before turning warmer around Christmas. 6 nights fell below freezing and there were several highs below 50F. That streak may break to begin 2026. #chswx

🚨2025 is in the books, finishing just above normal at my location in Charleston, SC. We had a mix of 6 months above and below normal, but higher extremes. 69 days finished at 90F+ (61 in 2024) and 29 at 32F and below (17 in 2024). Precip was also higher than normal. #chswx

It just means more.

That’s because most people can’t see reality anymore and are blinded by ideology.

The Dan Lanning effect.

We’re underachieving, but still cool to see snow in Charleston. Two years in a row! #chswx

The first month of 2026 is in the books, and it is our 6th consecutive colder than normal month in the low country. 5 days failed to reach 50 and 12 nights fell to freezing or below. We also picked up measurable snow for the 2nd straight winter. Rare for Charleston! #chswx

I don’t follow hockey, but this had me tearing up. They brought their teammate’s (who was killed by a drunk driver) kids out onto the ice with their dad’s jersey to celebrate the moment. 🥹

Feb was the 7th colder than normal month in a row in CHS at -1.0F. The max temp was 80F on both 2/20 and 2/21 and the min fell to 21 on both 2/1 and 2/2. There were 12 days with highs at 60F or below, and 10 nights fell below freezing. An impressive cold streak. #chswx

Wise words

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We did it! After 7 months in a row of colder than normal temps, we saw above normal temps in March. The month was extremely warm, finishing at +5.8F above the norm. The maximum temperature peaked at 89F on 5 different days. Dryness continued, running a 5" deficit YTD. #chswx