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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 7/10/24
SUMMARY: Today‘s weather was more comfortable with lower dew points, making it less oppressive. Current temperatures feel close to actual readings: 75 in Meridian and 78 in Philadelphia. However, dew points will rise to around 70 degrees tomorrow, increasing discomfort. High temperatures are expected, with the heat index reaching 105-106 by Friday. Heat safety precautions are advised, as dangerous heat persists into the weekend. Rain chances are slim, although some showers may occur. The region is experiencing a rain deficit and desperately needs precipitation. Coastal areas might see scattered showers. The 10-day forecast predicts persistent heat and low rain chances.
Rain will be hard to find for a little while
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