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| Current weather at Coffee Bluff: | Temp: 83.5 | Heat Index: 91 | Dew Point: 74.3 | Max: 95.0 | Min: 76.4 | Rainfall today: 0.00 | Time: 10:21p
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Friday, July 10, 2020
Mostly Sunny ... Some Scattered Showers
The sky will be mixed with sun and clouds today wsith more sun in the early part and more clouds later in the afternoon. Rain chances have decrease but there still could be some scattered thundershowers this afternoon, mainly west of I-95. Highs will reach into the low to mid 90s but this coupled with the high humidity will result in the heat index (how it feels temperature) of 102° to 105°. More of the same is expected for tomorrow and Sunday. See the FORECAST RAIN CHANCES, FORECAST TEMPERATURES and the FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES for your area.
Beach Water Temperatures are in the middle 80s
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Heavenly Backyard
Heavenly Backyard Astronomy
Jupiter and Saturn
The nighttime sky FINALLY cleared and I was able to open the telescope ...
Jupiter and Saturn are dominating the nighttime sky now with Jupiter by far the brighter of the two. The pair can be seen medium high in the south around midnight. As they appear as bright jewels in the sky dome, looking through a telescope gives a totally different picture with the bands of clouds and a giant red spot on Jupiter to the mystical and beautiful rings of Saturn. The sky was hazy when I took the sky view picture, hence the vapor halo around Jupiter. That black dot over the upper portion of Jupiter is the shadow of one of the moons of Jupiter, Callisto.
For more of my astro pics and videos, please visit my astronomy blog at HeavenlyBackyardAstro.com. Click on the image for a larger view.
So, what elese is up in the Nighttime Sky Now? Click Here to Gander at the Spring Nights Sky
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Pat's 6 Week Weather Outlook
WEEK 1
Jul 10-Jul 17
Above Normal
Normal High = 93 ... Low = 73
Precip: Slightly Below Normal
Normal: 1.19" per week)
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WEEK 2
Jul 18-Jul 24
Above Normal
Normal High = 93 ... Low = 73
Precip: Slightly Below Normal
Normal: 1.33" per week)
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Jul 25-Jul 31
Slightly Above Normal
Normal High = 92 ... Low = 73
Precip: Slightly Above Normal
Normal: 1.40" per week)
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WEEK 4
Aug 1-Aug 7
Slightly Above Normal
Normal High = 92 ... Low = 73
Precip: Slightly Above Normal
Normal: 1.54" per week)
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WEEK 5
Aug 8-Aug 14
Slightly Above Normal
Normal High = 91 ... Low = 73
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 1.47" per week)
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WEEK 6
Aug 15-Aug 21
Slightly Above Normal
Normal High = 91 ... Low = 73
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 1.47" per week)
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