Your day's weather, texted at 7 AM

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Weather Texts · 7:00 AM

Fri, 8/7

Sunny and warm

AM: 71-78, rain 9-23%

Midday: 81-85

Afternoon: 82-85

Night: 72-80

High: 85 at 3p

how hot at lunch?

81 at noon, feels like 84. Shade side of the street kind of day.

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Thu, 8/6

Rain until 2p

AM: 60-64, rain 45-70%

Midday: 66-69, rain 70-80%

Afternoon: 66-71

Night: 60-66

High: 71 at 4p

is it dry for the game at 6?

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