Here is Atlanta's weather report. For Sunday, it says 57 and 36. Would that 36 be say around 3AM Sunday morning or 3AM Mon morning?
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Weather report
Nov 26, 2012
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Here is the USA's weather report for the next decade:
Heavy Weather
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It's not always clear. I went to weather channel, It will be 36 degrees 4 o'clock tomorrow morning. It says tonight, but includes till morning.
Greg
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Hmmm, Typu\ically warmest time of the day is around 2-3PM, coldest is around
3-4AM. Usually we break down temp for morning, day, evening and night. Anything else? I have my own weather station in the middle of my front yard from which I can read various conditions on my indoor console.
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Weather websites don't look backward, unless of course you click some sort of "history" link. You can rest assured that it's the upcoming 3AM that they are forecasting.
If it says 57 and 36, I would presume the day time high on Sunday is going to be 57 followed by an overnight low of 36. That's simply because if the 57 is given first, it makes some kinda horse sense to assume it's gonna occur first, too.
The overnight low won't be in the middle of the night as your question suggests. As long as the Sun is set, the outdoor temperature will continue to go down. So it's always coldest immediately before sunrise, or at (I'm guessing) about 5:30 or so Atlanta time.
Here's a graph that should clear things up.
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The two I've used display the same "forecast" until the day is over. Which is sort of like looking backward.
Sunday morning. Sunday is Sunday, not Monday. But it would be later Sunday morning, just before dawn is the coldest time.
I've had that on record, CD (and probably tape) for over three decades. It's a keeper.
If it's zero degrees today and the forecast says it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow, how bloody cold *is* it going to be?
That's easy. -136C or -278F. ;-)
O_o --- Thanks!
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