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Sun City nooners: Sunny, 95 degrees.
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At the moment, a half inch today and 1.61" for the event in Tamaqua.
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Day two at 100 degrees. Tomorrow will be day three... Sunday Increasing clouds, with a high near 101. East northeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.
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We had our first 100 of the year today!
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I just checked my Tamaqua backyard temp, and it's 50 degrees warmer here than there. 97 - 47
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Suns and Nuggets. Nice post! Go Suns...
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Yeah, it's like that out here. Definitely different. Even the thunderstorms. The monsoon storms will often times move north to south or east to west. They form over the mountains and then get drawn down into the desert by the intense heat. Thanks! I can't wait to do Schnebly Hill and Broken Arrow in Sedona. The scenery will be fantastic! There's literally hundreds, if not thousands, of free trails out here due to the amount of free public land.
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Looking like great weekend coming up for me... Saturday Sunny, with a high near 100. East northeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon. Saturday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 68. West wind 5 to 10 mph becoming north after midnight. Sunday Sunny, with a high near 103. East northeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.
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Up to 0.08" now...
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lol... 0.02" in the gauge in Tamaqua.
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When I was doing newspaper photography I froze more doing spring sports than fall sports.
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For what it's worth, Tamaqua got the 90s.
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Tamaqua nooners at 88 degrees. Got a good shot at the first 90 of the season.
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Crazy temp swings in my Tamaqua backyard right now... Yesterday low: 45 Yesterday high: 89 Today low: 47
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76 in my Tamaqua backyard at 10am...
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Funny how that works. The older I get, the more the cold bothers me.
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Shorts and t-shirt weather! The best!!!
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Those maps haven't changed since November...
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I'm loving it!!!
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If you drink 'em fast enough there's no need for a place to put 'em...
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Same in Tamaqua. Meanwhile...58 here in AZ.
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Voyager-1 (via default as the wife had our oldest grandson cut the grass yesterday).
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Louisiana has always been bad, but the section he's talking about on I-17, the top layer of blacktop has peeled off of the concrete base in big sheets for about 30 miles. It's an incredibly rough ride. So bad that ADOT temporarily dropped the speed limit 10 mph.
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I go up the there at least once a week. You should feel that section in a tractor trailer. But yes, Arizona roads (outside of Phoenix) are in much worse shape than in PA.
