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Wish I could have this day stored to relive. Was in between 2 thunderstorms driving around town this afternoon. Lots of cloud-to-ground. One place I went there was hot glowing sun but yet the other side of the sky was metallic dark and above the traffic noise I could feel big thunder like a cannon shooting. Being far inland and with all the organized frontal-type weather we've experienced this summer, the spontaneity of today's system was surreal and fascinating.
What's even more surprising is that with all this convective action going on, the dewpoint is still only 63F.
I'm in Banff, Alberta right now. I was watching the Calgary weather forecast on TV and they kept saying how "muggy" it felt outside. I looked up the weather and temperature was 75 F, dew point 49. What is wrong with these people?
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