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Conditions: Overcast Temp: 57° Wind: Southeast 15

Pressure: 0 Dewpoint: 46° Relative Humidity: 67

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The first long holiday weekend of summer is here. Expect a few spotty showers this evening, then mostly cloudy skies overnight. Low near 53*. Wind southeast 10-25 mph. Saturday will be generally cloudy with a few partly cloudy breaks. Breezy. High near 70*. Wind southeast 15-30 mph. Both Sunday and Memorial Day will have scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs both days in the 60s. John Wheeler

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September 22, 2012

Temperature   Observed Time Record Year Normal Normal Departure Last Year High 58° 225 PM 101° 1936 68° -10° 61° Low 30° 656 AM 23° 1995 45° -15° 35° Average 44°       56° -12° 48°
Precipitation   Observed Record Year Normal Normal Departure Last Year Precipitation 0.00 1.39 2000 0.07 -0.07 0.00 Month to Date 0.12 1.97     -1.85 0.23 SINCE SEP 1 0.12 1.97     -1.85 0.23 Since Jan. 1 11.34 18.03     -6.69 22.39
Snow   Observed Record Year Normal Normal Departure Last Year Snowfall 0.0 M 0.0 0.0 Month to Date 0.0     0.0 0.0 SINCE SEP 1 0.0     0.0 0.0 SINCE JUL 1 0.0     0.0 0.0 Snow Depth
Degree Days Heating   Observed Normal Normal Departure Last Year Heating 21 9 12 17 Month to Date 145 130 15 134 SINCE SEP 1 145 130 15 134 SINCE JUL 1 163 180 -17 135
Degree Days Cooling   Observed Normal Normal Departure Last Year Cooling 0 1 -1 0 Month to Date 45 40 5 45 SINCE SEP 1 45 40 5 45 SINCE JAN 1 790 545 245 644
Wind   Observed Highest Speed 3 Highest Direction 3 Highest Gust Speed 3 Highest Guest Direction 3	Relative Humidity   Observed Time Highest 3 3 Lowest 3 3 Average 3
Forecast Skycover POSSIBLE SUNSHINE: MM AVERAGE SKY COVER: 0.1 Conditions NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER WAS OBSERVED.	Climate Normals for Today   Average Record Year Temperature High 67° 93° 2007 Temperature Low 44° 23° 1887     September 23 2012 Sunrise 716 AM CDT Sunset 722 PM CDT September 24 2012 Sunrise 717 AM CDT Sunset 720 PM CDT
Source: National Weather Service Climate Report

Wind (mph)	Temperature (Fahrenheit)
0	35°	30°	25°	20°	15°	10°	5°	0°	-5°	-10°	-15°	-20°	-25°	-30°	-35°	-40°	-45°
5	31	25	9	13	7	-1	-5	-11	-16	-22	-28	-34	-40	-46	-52	-57	-72
10	27	21	15	9	3	-4	-10	-16	-22	-28	-35	-41	-47	-53	-59	-66	-77
15	25	19	13	6	0	-7	-13	-19	-26	-35	-39	-45	-51	-58	-64	-71	-81
20	24	17	11	4	-2	-9	-15	-22	-29	-35	-37	-44	-55	-61	-68	-74	-84
25	23	16	9	3	-4	-11	-17	-24	-31	-37	-44	-51	-58	-64	-71	-78	-87
30	22	15	8	1	-5	-12	-19	-26	-33	-39	-46	-53	-60	-67	-73	-80	-89
35	21	14	7	0	-7	-14	-21	-28	-34	-41	-48	-55	-62	-69	-76	-82	-91
40	20	13	6	-1	-8	-15	-22	-29	-36	-43	-50	-57	-64	-71	-78	-84	-93
45	19	12	5	-2	-9	-16	-23	-30	-37	-44	-51	-58	-65	-72	-79	-86	-93
50	19	12	4	-3	-10	-17	-24	-31	-38	-45	-52	-60	-67	-74	-81	-89	-95
55	18	11	4	-3	-11	-18	-25	-32	-39	-46	-54	-61	-68	-75	-82	-89	-97
60	17	10	3	-4	-11	-19	-26	-33	-40	-48	-55	-62	-69	-76	-84	-91	-98

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Differences Between the new and old systems

• Wind speed is now calculated for 5 feet off the ground. Wind speed was previously based on observations at 33 feet.
• The calm wind threshold was lowered to 3mph.
• A consistent standard for skin tissue resistance is now in use.
• Measurements are based on how wind affects the human face, typically the most exposed portion of the body.
• The table incorporates the theory that heat is lost from the body depending on its surroundings
• The sun's impact is not factored into the wind chill temperature formula.