I Live in upstate NY and the temp. should be about 45-55 degrees
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Whatever you normally wear to run, as long as you know it won't chafe if it is wet. \nIf you wear a waterproof, you'll get very sweaty.\nIf you wear glasses, a cap to keep the rain off them may be a good plan.
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if its 98.6 outside, our body temperature will rise, causing us to sweat and dehydrate.\n\nWe need the temperature to be about 70 degrees to stay at a steady 98.6.\n\nWe need the outside temperature to be less than the body's temperature as the body's chemical reactions produce too much heat, so some heat needs to be lost.
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I live in Virginia too.  The answer can be described in two words.  Low dewpoint.  In the summer, you have temps in the 90s and dewpoints in the 70's, making it muggy overnight.  This time of year, the dewpoint is very low, in the 30's and 40's.  The sun is the only thing that holds the temp up.   The humidity is lower in the daytime and higher at night.  It is all about the dewpoint. The higher the dewpoint, the worse it feels to your skin.  The dewpoint can also be too low too.  Making your skin very dry.  I like that because you have a different variety of temps in the same day.  If you like warm weather, go out in the middle of the day. If you like cold weather, go out near dusk.  You have your choice.
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Conditions as of Sunday, January 22, 11:13 a.m. est \n \nOutside Air\nTemperature 5.6°F\nWindspeed  60 MPH\n15 Minute Gust  69 MPH \nWind Direction 315° (NW)\nWind Chill  -23°F \n\nI'm not sure what other facts you'd be looking for.  I had a friend who did a winter internship at Mt. Washington observatory as a meteorology undergrad... let me know what "different info" you're looking for and maybe I can help?
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No not really, Im in South Africa, here its 25°C, nice and sunny, my swimmingpool temperatue is 30°C, sounds like fun???? ok ok, I have to admit Im a bit jealous, cause I have never touched snow in my life, care to send some snow in the post?? Or maybe you can send some pic's?
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Hey Man, No doubt you should always layer. Even though it's April if you are going to be in the Appalachains the temp. can drop pretty good. Whats the Boy Schout motto? Be prepared! \nThermals are nice but, they don't really breath, so if you work up a sweat then you will be wet. Polypropylene is great man. They come in 3 grades, Light, Med, Heavy. To be very honest I'm wearing some right now! I also live in Syracuse, NY and it's 46 degrees out right now. \nCheck out EMS man, they rock!
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depends only on wat u may bear. warm air may suffocate people though he may be feeling cold. 32 - 35 may me enough...
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TEMPERATURE\nCATALYSTS
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B. 93.3\n\nThis will help you:  http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm
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54.36 K\n(-218.79 °C, -361.82 °F)
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The ground temperature several feet beneath your home is fairly constant at around 60 degrees Fahrenheit, give or take a few degrees. Circulating water or some other liquid through this region and returning it to your house, delivers to you a source to heat or cool your home to 60 degrees, even if the outside temperature is -10 degrees, or +120 degrees. Now you have solved most of your heating/cooling problems, and all you need is to let the outside air raise the inside temperature from 60 to 74 degrees in the summer, and install a simple secondary heating system (enough to only raise the temperature about 14 degrees) in the winter. Added insulation will even reduce further the need for the winter heat supplement.
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It's 55 degrees in Massachusetts today! What arctic air? Still a heatwave by my standards. Everything I know about canadians I learned from watching Trailer Park Boys.
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It depends on the UV index for that day. If there is little moisture and the UV index is very high or extreme, then the concrete could easily be over 120. If the UV index is low, then the temperatures will be about the same.
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Mine would be in the Upper Rockies with a temp of -20F. When I was in Germany in Kassel on the side of a mountian there it got down to -60C with the Wind Chill factor.
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1. 1080 degrees\n\n2. 1800 degrees
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Contact the National Weather Service\n\nwww.weather.gov
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Gotta love the NJ weather.  You never know what you are going to get, it's a craps shoot.  One winter we may not have snow till Feb and it will melt by the end of the week, another winter will start in October.  I've seen the thermometer at 30 degrees below 0 and 45 degrees above 0 in the same month, different years.  Generally winters are on the mild side, a few snowstorms, freezing every night and above freezing some times during the day to help melt the snow.  We do get big blizzards with up to two feet of snow sometimes, but that is the exception to the rule.