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    • Today

      Jul 16

      87° /69°F
      Variable clouds, a t-storm

    • Tue

      Jul 17

      86° /58°
      Partly sunny
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    • Wed

      Jul 18

      82° /60°
      Sunny; pleasant, low humidity
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    • Thu

      Jul 19

      85° /67°
      Partly sunny; beautiful
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      Jul 20

      86° /68°
      A shower and t-storm around
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    73° RealFeel® 79°
    Cloudy
    • Winds from the N
    • 1 mph
    • Humidity: 89%
    • Pressure: 29.99 in
    • UV Index: 1
    • Cloud Cover: 97%
    • Ceiling: 4700 ft
    • Dew Point: 70° F
    • Visibility: 5 mi

    Sunrise/Sunset

    • Sunrise: 6:30 AM
    • Sunset: 9:08 PM
    • Duration: 14:38 hr

    Moonrise/Moonset

    • Moonrise: 10:36 AM
    • Moonset: 11:58 PM
    • Duration: 13:22 hr
    Astronomy

    TEMPERATURE SUMMARY

      Temp (°F)
    Now 73°
    Yesterday 74°
    RealFeel® 79°
    RealFeel® Shade 79°
    Wind Chill 73°
    Dew Point 70°
      Hi / Lo
    Previous 6 Hours 74°/72°
    Previous 12 Hours 79°/72°
    Previous 24 Hours 85°/72°

    Temperature History

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      Today Normal Record 7/16/2017
    High 87° 86° 102° (1936) 84°
    Low 69° 66° 46° (1945) 61°

    PRECIPITATION SUMMARY

      Amount (in)
    Previous 1 Hour 0
    Previous 3 Hours 0
    Previous 6 Hours 0
    Previous 9 Hours 0
    Previous 12 Hours 0
    Previous 18 Hours 0
    Previous 24 Hours 0.23

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