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    • Tonight

      Jul 15

      43° Lo F
      Clear

    • Mon

      Jul 16

      86° /41°
      Mostly sunny; seasonably warm
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    • Tue

      Jul 17

      90° /43°
      Plenty of sunshine; warm
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    • Wed

      Jul 18

      89° /47°
      Sunny to partly cloudy; warm
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    • Thu

      Jul 19

      88° /47°
      Partly sunny; remaining warm
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    73° RealFeel® 71°
    Sunny
    • Winds from the W
    • 6 mph
    • Humidity: 37%
    • Pressure: 30.25 in
    • UV Index: 0
    • Cloud Cover: 0%
    • Ceiling: 34800 ft
    • Dew Point: 46° F
    • Visibility: 10 mi

    Sunrise/Sunset

    • Sunrise: 5:46 AM
    • Sunset: 8:27 PM
    • Duration: 14:41 hr

    Moonrise/Moonset

    • Moonrise: 8:48 AM
    • Moonset: 10:42 PM
    • Duration: 13:54 hr
    Astronomy

    TEMPERATURE SUMMARY

      Temp (°F)
    Now 73°
    Yesterday 73°
    RealFeel® 71°
    RealFeel® Shade 71°
    Wind Chill 73°
    Dew Point 46°
      Hi / Lo
    Previous 6 Hours 86°/73°
    Previous 12 Hours 88°/63°
    Previous 24 Hours 88°/52°

    Temperature History

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      Today Normal Record 7/15/2017
    High 88° 83° N/A 86°
    Low 43° 41° N/A 41°

    PRECIPITATION SUMMARY

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    Previous 3 Hours 0
    Previous 6 Hours 0
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    Previous 12 Hours 0
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