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I'm curious as to the summer highs in the Waynesville area. The temps seemed to be several degrees cooler in Waynesville than Asheville through the winter- according to the weather channel.
So am I safe to assume the summers are a little cooler as well? I've heard the temps are usually cooler in the mountain regions than the rest of the state. |
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I think you'll find your difference in urban sprawl , anywhere where there is an abundance of asphalt and overflow traffic you'll find hotter temps
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I only see a 1.1 degree difference for the average daily high in July over an extended period of time.
Historical Climate Data Southeast Regional Climate Center Waynesville - http://cirrus.dnr.state.sc.us/cgi-bi...MAIN.pl?nc9147 Asheville - http://cirrus.dnr.state.sc.us/cgi-bi...MAIN.pl?nc0300 |
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