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CURRENT CONDITIONS

Penney Farms, FL (32079)

USFL0398

90°F (32°C)

Scattered Clouds

Humidity:59%
Feels Like:98°F
Wind:0 mph
  • 5:00 PM - P Cloudy, 89

    5:00 PM
    89°F

  • 8:00 PM - P Cloudy, 83

    8:00 PM
    83°F

  • 11:00 PM - P Cloudy, 78

    11:00 PM
    78°F

ALMANAC INFORMATION

Recorded at:
JACKSONVILLE CECIL NAS
For date 06-19

Average High:91°F
Average Low:70°F
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 7-DAY FORECAST

Wednesday

High: 90°F
Low: 73°F
Times of sun and clouds

Thursday

High: 89°F
Low: 72°F
A few thunderstorms possible

Friday

High: 88°F
Low: 72°F
A few thunderstorms possible

Saturday

High: 87°F
Low: 73°F
A few thunderstorms possible

Sunday

High: 89°F
Low: 73°F
Times of sun and clouds

Monday

High: 88°F
Low: 73°F
A few thunderstorms possible

Tuesday

High: 89°F
Low: 73°F
Scattered thunderstorms

 LOCAL RADAR

 TIDES

06/19/2013 - Black Creek, S.C.L. RR. bridge, Florida
High Tide
08:57AM: 1.69 feet
Low Tide
04:42AM: 1.49 feet
High Tide
10:05PM: 1.74 feet
Low Tide
04:14PM: 1.46 feet
Sunrise: 06:25AM
Sunset: 08:31PM
06/20/2013 - Black Creek, S.C.L. RR. bridge, Florida
High Tide
09:56AM: 1.69 feet
Low Tide
05:33AM: 1.48 feet
High Tide
11:02PM: 1.76 feet
Low Tide
04:57PM: 1.45 feet
Sunrise: 06:26AM
Sunset: 08:31PM
06/21/2013 - Black Creek, S.C.L. RR. bridge, Florida
High Tide
10:52AM: 1.69 feet
Low Tide
06:27AM: 1.47 feet
High Tide
*: * feet
Low Tide
05:55PM: 1.44 feet
Sunrise: 06:26AM
Sunset: 08:31PM
06/22/2013 - Black Creek, S.C.L. RR. bridge, Florida
High Tide
12:02AM: 1.77 feet
Low Tide
07:22AM: 1.46 feet
High Tide
11:55AM: 1.69 feet
Low Tide
07:04PM: 1.43 feet
Sunrise: 06:26AM
Sunset: 08:31PM

LATEST POLLEN OBSERVATION, 6/19/2013 6:52:19 PM, Daytona Beach FL

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