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Another 90 degree day with bright sunny skies

Tuesday morning starts off warm and fairly muggy with mainly clear skies and temperatures climbing to the 60s early in the day. You’ll notice the summer-like feel right away as humidity levels continue to build. By this afternoon, expect another hot day with plenty of sunshine and highs nearing 90 degrees. When you combine the heat with the humidity, it will feel even warmer during the peak afternoon hours. Make sure to stay hydrated and keep the sunscreen nearby because UV levels will be very high

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Memphis University Sends Researchers To Study NC Earthquake

Specialists from the University of Memphis are traveling to North Carolina to monitor aftershocks of this past weekend’s 5.1 magnitude earthquake, the school said.

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Aftershock Rattles Alleghany County As Governor Cooper Visits

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Apt Bible Passage At Catholic Mass Coincides With Earthquake

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