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Another Fall Day

2 hours ago
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We had another beautiful day here on campus; the leaves are starting to change finally! We were cloudy most of the day, and those clouds will persist through tonight and tomorrow. The wedge is also influencing our weather right now, where we have cold air damming down the Appalachian Mountains, and this will continue through tomorrow.


We will be unseasonably warm tonight, with a low of 55 expected for our area. Again, the clouds and winds will persist through tonight; however, the rain chances are near zero. The weather will be pleasant, so any plans tonight should be good to go!


Moving into tomorrow, we will warm to a high of 75. We will be mostly cloudy tomorrow with some breezy winds. Some drizzle is possible for our area, but not likely. Conditions will remain dry for the most part until late Tuesday night as scattered showers begin making their way to our area. However, most of the rainfall will hold off until Wednesday.


Thank you for reading, and go dawgs!

-Layla Thurmond


 
 
 

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