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Originally Posted by Synopsis
It could have been Tatum, but I doubt it. Here is a current temp map. I wouldn't think that the hottest place in the US now would be that much different from yesterday. It looks like Southwestern Arizona would have been your best bet.
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Interesting map...
Reminds me something I saw earlier on Weather Channel maps....
Most of the continental U.S. is cold now. (under 65 F)
Do most Americans consider it to be normal to have some cold days before Halloween?
Even mid-October?
Do most Americans consider cold days to be weird for October,
however they have a different idea of what is "cold" than I do?
*The reason I consider a high under 65 F to be cold is not because say 62 F or even 59 F is cold weather,
it's because anytime it's below 55 F after 9 am or before 5-6 pm makes some of the daylight hours feel cold,
hence a "cold day", even if only parts of it are cold.
** I figured when you get a high of at least 65 F, the bulk of the daylight hours will probably be close to or above 60 F.
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