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Tuesday, September 29th, 2026, 6:19 am

20 or 21 Degrees at Night (Almost October)

We have a problem

Manchester, 23 degrees today

September ends tomorrow and today it’s mild. It’ll be 20 or 21 degrees at night (tomorrow) and 23 degrees today (daytime).

This is not how it used to be. September can still be warm, but we’re now at the end of September.

The media treats climate change like it’s old news or some boring topic.

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