PERKASIE, BUCKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
STORM REPORTS/COMMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER 2001

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SEPTEMBER 1:
Pre dawn shower with a cold front produced 0.01 of rain.

SEPTEMBER 2:
Cold morning. Low temperature of 47.

SEPTEMBER 3:
Another cold morning. Low temperature of 48.

SEPTEMBER 4:
A few showers and a rumble of thunder in the evening produced 0.02 of rain.

SEPTEMBER 5:
A cold front pushed through the area during the pre dawn hours producing an 18 mph
wind gust.

SEPTEMBER 6:
Very cold morning. Low temperature of 46.

SEPTEMBER 7:
Early morning fog.

SEPTEMBER 8:
Fog lasted through at least 9am.

SEPTEMBER 9:
Very warm and muggy day. High 85 with a high dewpoint of 75. Highest heat index was
87.

SEPTEMBER 10:
A warm and muggy day gave away to afternoon thunderstorms which produced 0.12 of 
rain. Dewpoint reached a very sultry and unberable 78 at 1209 am.

SEPTEMBER 11:
A beautiful day if it weren't for the WTC and Pentagon terrorist attacks. God Bless
America.

SEPTEMBER 12:
After a chilly 48 degree start, temperatures rebounded nicely into the low 80s with
little humidity.

SEPTEMBER 13:
A warm day. High temperature was 85.

SEPTEMBER 14:
Morning showers and thunderstorms associated with a cold front produced 0.50 of rain
and the high temperature of 66 occured at Midnight.

SEPTEMBER 15:
A very cool day to start the last weekend in Autumn. The morning low was 40.2 and
the afternoon high was only 68.

SEPTEMBER 16:
Coolest morning so far with a low of 38.8.

SEPTEMBER 17:
Another cool morning with a low of 42.

SEPTEMBER 19:
A bit more humid.

SEPTEMBER 20:
Heavy rain, especially the evening hours, produced 1.69 of rain and minor street
flooding. Plus, humidity remained at 100% and the dewpoint at the temperature the 
entire day.

SEPTEMBER 21:
Early morning thunderstorm around 12:47am produced heavy rainfall, at the rate of 
2.74 an hour. 0.21 fell in a few minutes.

SEPTEMBER 24:
Largest daily pressure drop so far. Windy conditions by late afternoon gave away to
a stormy night. Afternoon of the tornadoes near Baltimore. Tornado watch just west
of the region. 0.75 of rain, most fell after 10pm.

SEPTEMBER 25:
Lowest pressure of 29.66. Morning thunderstorms associated with a strong cold front
produced 0.54 of rain.

SEPTEMBER 26:
Very cold morning. Low of 39.

SEPTEMBER 29:
Windy day. Highest wind gust was 18 mph.

SEPTEMBER 30:
Cloud cover associated with an upper level low pressure kept temperatures down in 
the 50s. Combined with a gusty wind and a high wind gust of 19 mph, there was a wind
chill factor. Lowest wind chill factor was 44.

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