80 to 85 today in Dallas, Houston and New Orleans

Thunderstorms in Ohio today.

Severe Thunderstorm's well underway in Ohio..

https://twitter.com/_/status/1613543094267379712

Farther south, Tomorrow's high for Tampa will 65 and 54 on Saturday.

Way below historical average.

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OP, you are full of shit.

65 degrees is the anticipated high in Houston today and high in the low 60s for the next couple of days.

Are you a larping attention 'ho?

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hmm.. Saturday looks frosty.

Just checked and the monthly avg in January for Tampa Bay is 71/51.

Most of the rest of the month is 70-somehing/60-something.

But yeah, there's a brief cold wind coming to places in the south.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1613535242069094400

Check the date smartass.

anyone ever study what the weather on jupiter looks like?

Incoming!

Kind of early in the day for severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings.

Severe thunderstorm warnings are in effect from New Orleans to Ohio with a few active tornado warnings in the middle - mainly in the south but that could change.

This has cut my heating bill in half.

Where is the inflation??

I live 30 miles N of Tampa, the average highs have been slightly below historical averages for the past 4-5 years.

OP is making a veiled "climate change" thread which has been proven to be chicken little BS. There may be a slight warming trend in the northern hemisphere cause primarily by natural cycles, but nothing even close to the propaganda of "climate change".

California to start drying out in a couple weeks. 6 to 10-day temperature outlook is cooler in the southwest and warmer for the eastern third - a 70 to 90% chance for above normal temps.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1613556472469913604

High yesterday, 1-11-23, in Houston was 73 degrees.

Smart ass.

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This isn't a veiled "climate change" thread dipshit. For starters I don't believe that man can affect climate.

Secondly..

Looking at data collected in Tampa since 1939, the average temperature has been gradually warming. Nine of the area's Top 10 warmest years have all occurred in the last decade.
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So, you're wrong and 30 miles is basically Tampa climate given Florida's topography.

79 liar

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Tornado warnings currently active in AL, NC and TN