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[quote=Anonymous]Welcome to the mid-Atlantic states? Seeing how this was originally posted on 10/3, I just wanted to point out it has been INSANELY humid in the DC region the last 2-3 weeks. Today 10/9 has been a blessing for all of us begging for fall to show just a glimmer! Central PA starts maybe 50 -60 miles due north of the beltway. I'm not sure why someone would think that would have some big (or any) impact on weather. Statistically Richmond will trend a bit warmer than DC, DC trends warmer than Baltimore, Baltimore than Philly and central PA, etc. But not surprising that on any particular day any of these areas could be hotter and/or more humid than all the other areas...... Hope this helps you adjust your future weather expectations!![/quote]
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