Stac Electronics· Weather · 35 sources · 9hStoryStacker Ranks Hottest Octobers Since 1895 in Ten StatesWeather· 9h+321SharePriya Raman·8hTop commentThe data makes sense given how many warm Octobers we've had lately with no real frost until November.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
Stac Electronics· Business · 152 sources · Sep 21, 2026StoryCities with fastest-growing home prices listed by metro areaTypical U.S. home value hit $369,678 in August, up 1.3%; Sandy Ridge, NC led Winston-Salem metro gains at +12.7% per Zillow-Stacker lists.Business· Sep 21, 2026+1493ShareDerek Foss·Sep 22, 2026Top commentI hope these gains do not push more families out of buying in smaller metros where values are moving fastest.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
Stac Electronics· Weather · 46 sources · Sep 15, 2026StoryColdest Septembers Across 10 States Since 1895Stacker has published state-by-state rankings of the coldest Septembers since 1895 for Wyoming, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and New Hampshire, using National Centers for Environmental Information data. Each article presents the coldest months with the state's average temperature, seasonal highs and lows, and total precipitation.Weather· Sep 15, 2026+431ShareElena Vasquez·Sep 15, 2026Top commentThose old records for Pennsylvania make me wonder if our current Septembers are really as normal as they feel.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
Stac Electronics· Weather · 13 sources · Sep 11, 2026StoryRecords Since 1895 Rank Wettest Septembers in Nine StatesStacker compiled per-state rankings of the wettest Septembers since 1895 for Vermont, Virginia, Rhode Island, Utah, and South Dakota, based on total precipitation and including state-wide highs and lows and average temperatures. The articles provide a state-by-state breakdown of which Septembers were the wettest using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.Weather· Sep 11, 2026+102ShareMarcus Bell·Sep 11, 2026Top commentSouth Dakota's extreme rainfall totals in those years show how fast things can turn from drought to flood.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…