what is the water temp. at the lake of the ozarks?
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53° today. Brrrrrrr...
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It was a warm week in KC.\n\nAverage temp was 75F
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100C:::: Pure water boils at exactly this temperature.\n37C:::::: Normal Human body temperature\n0C:::::::: Pure water freezes/melts at exactly this temperature
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212 degrees farenheit,at sea level.
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Two weeks paid boat rental, no kids (some of the time) out on Lake Ouichita, near Hot Springs, AR.  You know one of thosse big house boats with lots of room also have a couple of Seadoo's to boot.  As long the Fourth of July falls in there somewhere.\n\nGod Bless
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I'm in Florida and it's about 75 right now at 1:30am...perfect skinny dipping weather :)
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h2o has a higher specific heat, meaning it takes a greater amount of energy to change the temperature of the h2o than the metal.  That is why it takes a long time for lakes to freez, ect.
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Go to the web site below. Or check N.O.W.A. Weather.
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B. 93.3\n\nThis will help you:  http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm
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Between 160 and 170 degrees.
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Considering body temp is 98 degrees normally, 70 degree water would be cold or cool depending your preference.\n\nLittle science experiment--If you want to test it out fill a basin with water that is 70 degrees (use a thermometer to check it) and stick your feet in it.  Then you'll know if you think 70 degrees is cold for the beach or not.
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generally people prefer about 70 degrees F. It can be lower but people in general will find it too cool. Some might find even 70 overly cool. Remember body temperature is 98 and water is a good conductor of heat. If it is sunny and warm outside, the water can be cooler and feel comfortable than if it is not. On a cloudy cool day, 80 water termperature will feel much better than 70.
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Surface Temperature = 5500ºC\n\nCore Temperature = about 15,000,000ºC
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Depends on pressure/altitude.  At sea level its about 100C or 212F.
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Bass will bite at 40 degress...bass will bite at 70 degrees...they need to eat like all living creatures in order to survive. The metabolism of a bass is very slow in cold water so your presentation has to be downsized and slow ie: 4 inch rubber worm or tube bait. The optimum temp for a good bass bite should be right around 67 degrees (spawning temp...active temp). The bite usually holds into the mid 70's pretty well...try topwater at night in the 70's...or larger plastics such as 7 or 10 inch worms. Night fishing is usually best in hot temps as the water cools a little at night making it more comfortable not to mention the fishermen are off the lake so there's less pressure on the fish, hope this helps. Tight Lines!!
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I hope this would help you:\n\nLow Temperature:     -270° F (-170° C)\nAverage Temperature: -185° C \nHigh Temperature: 700°F (350°C)
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-2 degrees in illinois