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Afternoon/Evening Outdoor Comfort

Rain Watch

Temperature Range

Temperature

Average High

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Typical range: --° to --°

Average Low

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Typical range: --° to --°

Hourly Temperature

Precipitation

Any Rain

🌦️ Any Rain (≥0.01")

Represents the chance of any measurable rain.

0-20%: Minimal risk - proceed with outdoor plans

21-50%: Light sprinkles possible - keep umbrella handy

51-80%: Some rain likely - have indoor backup ready

81-100%: Rain expected - bring rain gear

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(>=0.01")

Wetting Rain

🌧️ Wetting Rain (≥0.10")

Enough to get noticeably wet without cover

0-20%: Low impact - outdoor events safe to proceed

21-50%: Monitor weather - consider tent/cover options

51-80%: Likely wet conditions - activate rain plan

81-100%: Sustained rain expected - move indoors

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Enough to get noticeably wet without cover.

Heavy Rain

🌧️ Heavy Rain (≥0.25")

Significant rainfall that affects outdoor activities

0-20%: Unlikely to disrupt plans

21-50%: Potential for heavy bursts - prepare alternatives

51-80%: High chance of disruption - consider Plan B

81-100%: Major impact likely - reschedule or move indoors

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(>=0.25)

Hourly Rain Chances

Humidity

Average RH

🌫️ Relative Humidity Explained

The percentage of moisture in the air compared to the maximum it can hold at that temperature.

30-50%: Ideal comfort - great for any outdoor activity

51-65%: Generally comfortable - most people won't notice

66-75%: Noticeable humidity - consider shade and hydration

76-85%: Uncomfortable for many - plan frequent breaks

86-100%: Very muggy - consider indoor alternatives or timing

Higher humidity makes hot temperatures feel much hotter and can affect comfort during physical activities.

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Range: --% to --%

Average Dewpoint

💧 Dewpoint Explained

The temperature at which air becomes saturated and dew forms. Unlike humidity, dewpoint doesn't change with temperature - making it a better measure of actual moisture.

Under 50°F: Dry and comfortable - ideal conditions

50-59°F: Pleasant - most people find this comfortable

60-64°F: Slightly humid - noticeable but tolerable

65-69°F: Muggy - outdoor comfort begins to decline

70-74°F: Oppressive - difficult conditions for most people

75°F+: Extremely uncomfortable - consider rescheduling

When dewpoints reach the 60s and 70s, even moderate temperatures can feel sticky and unpleasant for outdoor activities.

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Range: --° to --°

Hourly Humidity Levels

Outdoor Comfort

Comfort Rating

Comfort Rating Explained

This score (0-100) measures how comfortable it feels to be outdoors based on temperature and humidity combined (heat index).

• 90-100: Perfect thermal comfort - ideal for any outdoor activity

• 80-89: Very comfortable conditions

• 70-79: Good comfort with proper planning

• 50-69: Beyond optimal comfort - consider timing and clothing

• 30-49: Challenging conditions - plan accordingly

• 0-29: Poor outdoor comfort - consider alternatives

The score shown is the average comfort during peak outdoor hours (noon to 7 PM), when most events and activities typically occur.

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out of 100

Comfort Level

Based on heat index from noon-7PM

Wind Conditions

Max wind: -- mph

Maximum expected wind speed

Hourly Comfort Throughout the Day

Hurricane Risk

This Week

Weekly Hurricane Risk

Shows the typical frequency of tropical cyclones during this specific week, based on 45 years of historical data (1980-2024). Based on NCEI Storm Data

0.00-0.02: Very low risk - less than 1 storm every 25 years

0.03-0.05: Low risk - roughly 1 storm every 10-15 years

0.06-0.10: Moderate risk - 1 storm every 5-10 years

0.11+: Higher risk - 1+ storms every 5-10 years

storms per year typical

Peak Season

storms/year Jun-Nov

Historical

-- total storms

since 1980

Understanding the Data

Source: 45 years of NOAA storm data (1980-2024)

Method: Storms within 100km of this location

Reading: 0.05 = ~1 storm every 20 years for that week

Hurricane Season Risk by Week

Hourly Weather Information

Sun & Daylight

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Dawn breaks

Sunset