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Old 10-11-2007, 07:44 PM
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Now that fall has finally arrived:

Number of Days of 90+ in 2007

Raleigh-Durham 83 Days
Fayetteville 80
Charlotte 76
Hickory 67
Greensboro 63
Wilmington 45
Asheville 16

National Weather Service
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Old 10-12-2007, 06:21 AM
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You know, the 90+ days didnt phase me. I was in Charlotte for each one of those. I guess spending a year in Baghdad makes 90+ feel cold..What hurt me was the electric bill
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Now that fall has finally arrived:

Number of Days of 90+ in 2007

Raleigh-Durham 83 Days
Fayetteville 80
Charlotte 76
Hickory 67
Greensboro 63
Wilmington 45
Asheville 16

National Weather Service
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Had at least 5 +100 days too.
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Absolutely BRUTAL summer! It was bad all up and down the east coast actually. Many areas of the North East had record breaking heat this summer as well.
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