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Today's high temp was 27.8°C, 1.1°C below average, and 2.2°C below the 30°C they predicted thanks to heavy clouds mid day. This mornings low was 20°C, 5.6°C above average, also thanks to heavy cloud cover overnight
Currently 26.7°C with a dewpoint of 10.6°C at 5pm Pacific Time
One of the things Im always memorized with is how that arctic air rotates around the high lats of the northern hemisphere and pieces break off and head south. Just friggin awesome to watch.
“At 5000’. But yeah, pretty intense for surface as well.”
Heck, even low temperatures in the teens or lower 20’s is impressive cold for so early in the cold season; if I knew any better, I would say that this early cold blast has shades of 2013-2014 written all over it, can’t complain too much though, after all, Indianapolis has really lucked out the last two winters straight with no super cold air for 2015-2016 or 2016-2017, even the winter of 2014-2015 wasn’t too terribly harsh, at least not in the Indianapolis area
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