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Environment & Energy

mahatmakanejeeves

(57,290 posts) Wed Oct 25, 2017, 11:39 AM Oct 2017

108F in SLO on 10/24 is the hottest temperature ever measured in the U.S. so late in the year.

Retweeted by David Fahrenthold: https://twitter.com/fahrenthold

Today, Oct 24, San Luis Obispo, CA reached 108°F.
It is the hottest temperature ever measured in the United States so late in the year.

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108F in SLO on 10/24 is the hottest temperature ever measured in the U.S. so late in the year. (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2017 OP

Just for reference lapfog_1 Oct 2017 #1

lapfog_1

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1. Just for reference

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Wed Oct 25, 2017, 11:47 AM

Oct 2017

Downtown SLO is 9 miles to the beach.

The water temp at that exact beach was 57F.

That's a 51 degree F difference between the ocean water temp and the air temp just 9 miles away.

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