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Daily Forecast, August 30, 2023

Franklin County Forecast:

In the forecast for today, we are expecting moderate rain, with a high of 77.86°F and a low of 61.39°F.

The humidity level is at 49%. The wind speed is around 15.55mph.

Hour by Hour Forecast:

Tuesday 3 pm: overcast clouds, 77.38°F.
Tuesday 4 pm: overcast clouds, 77.74°F.
Tuesday 5 pm: overcast clouds, 78.08°F.
Tuesday 6 pm: overcast clouds, 77.88°F.
Tuesday 7 pm: light rain, 75.58°F.
Tuesday 8 pm: moderate rain, 70.61°F.
Tuesday 9 pm: moderate rain, 69.94°F.
Tuesday 10 pm: moderate rain, 69.62°F.
Tuesday 11 pm: moderate rain, 69.13°F.
Wednesday 12 am: moderate rain, 68.83°F.
Wednesday 1 am: moderate rain, 68.11°F.
Wednesday 2 am: moderate rain, 67.89°F.
Wednesday 3 am: moderate rain, 68.31°F.
Wednesday 4 am: overcast clouds, 67.91°F.
Wednesday 5 am: overcast clouds, 68.31°F.
Wednesday 6 am: overcast clouds, 67.21°F.
Wednesday 7 am: overcast clouds, 66.18°F.
Wednesday 8 am: overcast clouds, 67.73°F.
Wednesday 9 am: overcast clouds, 68.85°F.
Wednesday 10 am: broken clouds, 70.02°F.
Wednesday 11 am: broken clouds, 72.45°F.
Wednesday 12 pm: broken clouds, 73.9°F.
Wednesday 1 pm: broken clouds, 75.63°F.
Wednesday 2 pm: broken clouds, 77.11°F.
Wednesday 3 pm: clear sky, 77.86°F.
Wednesday 4 pm: clear sky, 76.39°F.
Wednesday 5 pm: few clouds, 74.08°F.
Wednesday 6 pm: scattered clouds, 71.42°F.
Wednesday 7 pm: broken clouds, 68.65°F.
Wednesday 8 pm: broken clouds, 64.9°F.
Wednesday 9 pm: overcast clouds, 62.51°F.
Wednesday 10 pm: overcast clouds, 62.37°F.
Wednesday 11 pm: overcast clouds, 61.39°F.
Thursday 12 am: overcast clouds, 61.38°F.
Thursday 1 am: overcast clouds, 60.94°F.
Thursday 2 am: overcast clouds, 60.57°F.
Thursday 3 am: overcast clouds, 59.14°F.
Thursday 4 am: overcast clouds, 58.51°F.
Thursday 5 am: overcast clouds, 57.56°F.
Thursday 6 am: overcast clouds, 55.67°F.
Thursday 7 am: overcast clouds, 55.24°F.
Thursday 8 am: overcast clouds, 58.75°F.
Thursday 9 am: scattered clouds, 62.22°F.
Thursday 10 am: broken clouds, 64.71°F.
Thursday 11 am: broken clouds, 68.16°F.
Thursday 12 pm: broken clouds, 71.31°F.
Thursday 1 pm: broken clouds, 73.87°F.
Thursday 2 pm: broken clouds, 75.78°F.

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Daily Forecast, October 2, 2023

Franklin County Forecast: In the forecast for today, we are expecting clear sky, with a high of 78.89°F and a low of 58.32°F. The humidity

Daily Forecast, October 1, 2023

Franklin County Forecast: In the forecast for today, we are expecting clear sky, with a high of 77.65°F and a low of 56.97°F. The humidity

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