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Some more stats: since the year 2000 Dulles average DJF 36.6 Central Park DJF 36.4 Islip DJF 34.2 Having spent a lot of time near Dulles, they are generally warmer in the day and colder at night then Central Park.
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Maybe tonight my area might see some frost. It may be like all the other chances we had where clouds or mild air moves in at the last minute. Meanwhile inland has seen numerous frosts and in many areas freezes.
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Hit 80 here today, wind gusting close to 30
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Minneapolis 76 yesterday, currently 35 and snow.
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79 my high, now 76.
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78 here.
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74 high today
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No signs of winter here but very wintry in Alaska. Fairbanks has plenty of snow and a temperature of 18.
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Got down to 36.7 at 2a.m. Then it clouded over and the temperature started rising.
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Some temperatures already dropping to the low and middle 40s. If it stays completely clear with light wind, should be lots of areas, outside the urban areas, with frost.
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How about when there is a storm and it is reported as a once in a 1000 year storm.
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Fell to 36 briefly here this morning. If sky stays clear tonight, I expect frost in the morning.
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Almost the entire U.S. has tranquil weather. Eventually it will change, maybe just in time for the snow enthusiast.
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81 my high.
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81 degrees here
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After a morning low of 41.6, hit 79.4 this afternoon.
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74 the high here after a low of 40. Heat Island in full affect tonight, still 66 in Manhattan, 49 here.
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73 beautiful degrees here.
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40 degrees this morning, good radiational cooling
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Warmth for the remainder of the month does not look quite as impressive as it did a few days ago. Meanwhile a beautiful high of 70 degrees today and now down to 49.
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Finally a night with no wind, maybe some radiational cooling.
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58 the high here, clouds kept temps down some. Offshore storm has been keeping winds up along the coast, and temperatures up at night.
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38 here, no frost
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58 my high.
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More on Hazel probably one of the worst hurricanes to hit the east coast of the U.S. At landfall, the hurricane brought a storm surge of over 5.5 m (18 ft) to a large area of coastline, producing severe coastal damage; the damage was greater since the hurricane coincided with the highest lunar tide of the year.[32] Brunswick County, North Carolina, suffered the heaviest damage, where most coastal dwellings were either destroyed or severely damaged. For example, in Long Beach, North Carolina, only five of the 357 buildings were left standing.[29] The official report from the Weather Bureau in Raleigh, North Carolina stated that as a result of Hazel, "all traces of civilization on the immediate waterfront between the state line and Cape Fear were practically annihilated."[33] According to NOAA, "every pier in a distance of 170 miles [270 kilometres] of coastline was demolished"
