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Eugene, OR

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Short Term Forecast
Afternoon
Hot, High 94°, Low 78°
Find Some Shade
Evening
Mostly Clear, High 78°, Low 62°
Warmer Evening
Tomorrow Morning
Mostly Sunny, High 75°, Low 54°
Warming Quickly
Tomorrow Midday
Hot, High 86°, Low 72°
Another Hot Day
Tomorrow Afternoon
Hot, High 98°, Low 82°
Way Too HOT
Tomorrow Evening
Mostly Clear, High 82°, Low 65°
Very Warm Evening
Your Forecast
Hot
Today
Hot
High 91°
Low 52°
Hot
Tomorrow
Hot
High 92°
Low 54°
Hot
Saturday
Hot
High 92°
Low 55°
Partly Sunny
Sunday
Partly Sunny
High 84°
Low 57°
Mostly Cloudy
Monday
Mostly Cloudy
High 74°
Low 56°
Beach Forecast

Oregon Coast

Today Tomorrow
Sky Sunny. Sunny.
Surf Temp 49°F 49°F
Tanning Index 9 10
High Temp 92°F 90°F
Low Temp 50°F N/A
Winds NW at 8-15 knots. W at 7-14 knots.
Waves 2-4 Ft. 2-4 Ft.

Washington Coast

Today Tomorrow
Sky Sunny. Sunny.
Surf Temp 53°F 53°F
Tanning Index 9 8
High Temp 77°F 68°F
Low Temp 47°F N/A
Winds NW at 9-18 knots. NW at 8-15 knots.
Waves 3-5 Ft. 2-4 Ft.


Current Conditions
92°
Partly Sunny
High 91° Low 52°
Feels like 87°
Barometer 29.84 in.
Humidity 16%
Visibility 10 Miles
Dewpoint 39°
Wind NNE 11 mph
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Weather Outlook
Joseph's Forecast:
Our sunny hot weather will continue two more days.  The winds have died down and will stay that way.  That will mean more warming inland and coastal fog developing.  We will stay in the 90's inland through the 4th then cool Sunday. 

Friday:  Morning coastal fog, 63/68, along the coast, sunny and hot, 90/98 inland.

Saturday:  Morning coastal fog, 63/68 along the coast, sunny and hot, 87/94 inland.

Sunday:  Fog and low clouds 60/65 along the coast, increasing clouds late inland, 83/88.


Weather Almanac

Place: Charleston, SC
Year: 1843
Event: An alligator carried by a thunderstorm fell onto Anson Street.

Place: Wichita Falls, TX
Year: 1980
Event: 114 degrees, breaking old record by 10 degrees. This is the 9th consecutive day of 100 degrees plus. Many other cities in Texas have reached or exceeded 100 degrees every day for more than a week.

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