Yes, well I was hiking in 56 degree weather at 3500 feet in the Cascade mountains only a few weeks ago. It was an absolute record high. Now of course we're covered in snow, but we had absolutely no snow in October. (Which is highly irregular.) We usually shut down the Jacuzzi in mid-October to conserve power (our power is dependent on a creek that is fed by melting glaciers, and consequently runs lower and lower as we get into the depths of winter.) As of this writing the Jacuzzi is still running.
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Yes, well I was hiking in 56 degree weather at 3500 feet in the Cascade mountains only a few weeks ago. It was an absolute record high. Now of course we're covered in snow, but we had absolutely no snow in October. (Which is highly irregular.) We usually shut down the Jacuzzi in mid-October to conserve power (our power is dependent on a creek that is fed by melting glaciers, and consequently runs lower and lower as we get into the depths of winter.) As of this writing the Jacuzzi is still running.
So, we can play the anecdote game all day.