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i don t really have a ton to tell you other than it looks like all-in-all, nice day, back to clear skies, coy see shower thunderstorm pong up at some point this afternoon. don t think this will be a widespread concern, currently mid to upper 60s, low 70s, depending where you are. look at mount pocono, also dropped off since last check, interesting because tech particularly the sun just came up. will start to rebound from here, as we go through the day pretty substantial rebounds. go from the 50 s in the poconos, back to the 80s, and go from the 60s or low seven s in philly, back to the 90s could see spotty shower or thunderstorm, but at the shore probably evening out totally dry day. also little hazy start there. that said because you have the little bit of moisture to work with here helping to create bit of haze, certainly feels somewhat steamy but as the day goes on it is primarily sunny. tire yan than what you ve got out there at the moment, steamy conditions as well.
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