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77
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| Wind |
Calm |
| Humidity |
99% |
| Barometer |
29.96 |
| Since Midnight |
| High Temp. |
93° |
| Low Temp. |
73 ° |
| Rainfall |
00.11 in. |
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A VERY HOT WEEKEND
Because of an increase in clouds, temperatures Wednesday were a little closer to the normal. After reaching 100 degrees on Tuesday, today the Regional Airport in Tupelo reported a high of 94. The moisture associated with Dolly which made landfall over southern Texas earlier today was generally limited to the southern half of the state. As a result most of the viewing area remained dry. Temperatures for the next couple of days are forecast to be near the normal for this time of the month. However computer models are pointing to a very hot weekend with highs ranging from 95 to 100 degrees. Little or no is expected into the first part of the upcoming week.
Dick Rice
Meteorologist
drice@wtva.com
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