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I'm not really sure about my area. I don't think the record highs in the warmer months (May-September) are going anywhere anytime soon. Possibly the cold records in the spring, it came close to breaking the cold record for May in 2013 (although I didn't live here then). Other than that, I can't really think of anything. Most of the records here are fairly solid.
The record high for Nashville, TN is 85 F / 29 C, at least until Tuesday afternoon. Wunderground is saying we'll hit 89 F / 32 C. NWS is a bit more conservative, but still says we'll get our first 30 C in November with 86 F / 30 C. I hope it breaks the record, because it's already bloody hot as it is for this time of year. What difference does 84 make vs 86-89?
It's possible but relatively unlikely we'll break our latest 90 F record, just set on October 19.
Bowling Green, KY has hit 88 F / 31 C in November, so it's possible Nov. 1, 2016 could break that record, but not that likely. Wunderground says 87 F / 31 C for November 1.
Liking those Lexington sunrise times. That's why middle TN needs to be on Eastern Time.
The record high for Nashville, TN is 85 F / 29 C, at least until Tuesday afternoon. Wunderground is saying we'll hit 89 F / 32 C. NWS is a bit more conservative, but still says we'll get our first 30 C in November with 86 F / 30 C. I hope it breaks the record, because it's already bloody hot as it is for this time of year. What difference does 84 make vs 86-89?
It's possible but relatively unlikely we'll break our latest 90 F record, just set on October 19.
Bowling Green, KY has hit 88 F / 31 C in November, so it's possible Nov. 1, 2016 could break that record, but not that likely. Wunderground says 87 F / 31 C for November 1.
Liking those Lexington sunrise times. That's why middle TN needs to be on Eastern Time.
Bowling Green's record highs are surprisingly extreme.
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It must feel weird with that hot weather
It does! I've never had AC running on Halloween before.
Except Halloween is today and the high is forecast to be 70 F there.
There is a lag in the room temperature responding to outdoor conditions. The AC was still coming on last night. I've never used AC on October 30 or November 1, either.
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