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I'm not too sure what to really say in this thread, but https://radar.weather.gov/lite/
Has some really nice and easily accessible doppler radar readings in gif form, for the USA.
Your Forecasted Temp is about the same as it is where I am now in Summer, and officially we are in a Heat Wave.
Yeah, it is. I remember a long time ago... our TV forecaster was a real meteorology man, very knowledgeable. We were in August ("in the bleak midwinter..." of the Southern Hemisphere) and the forecasted low was 20C and the high was (gasp!) 38C. The guy said something like this: "I was going to say that we're going to see temperatures way above the normal for this time of year but then I checked out the statistics for a year ago and on this day the high was 39C so I'll just say they're par for the course..."
Now, on a more serious note: we are a landlocked country with Continental climate. This means that we can experience sudden variations in temperature. Winter here is usually mild; an average winter day would be something like 12C to 20C. Sometimes we have cold days, with lows on 04C and highs of 16C, and also several hot days just like the ones we're experiencing now.
Summer is *always* hot and very difficult to bear without good AC equipment. A typical day would be 30C-39C. Winter is mild and nice, though.
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