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Fog

73°F

Updated	3:36 am
Feels Like	81°F
Humidity	98%
Wind	WNW 2 mph
Barometer	29.88 in
Visibility	0 mi

Fog

23°C

Updated	3:36 am
Feels Like	27°C
Humidity	98%
Wind	WNW 0.9 m/s
Barometer	1012 mb
Visibility	0 km

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Cloud Cover	100%
uv UV Index	13
Sunrise	5:39 AM
Sunset	5:48 PM
Moonrise	12:42 PM
Moonset	12:10 AM

Civil Twilight
5:16 AM to 5:37 AM
5:46 PM to 6:07 PM
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FRIDAY
Mitu Colombia Fog

Fog
Hi: 35°CHi: 95°F
Lo: 23°CLo: 73°F
POP: 67%

SATURDAY
Mitu Colombia Light rain shower

Light Rain Shower
Hi: 33°CHi: 92°F
Lo: 23°CLo: 73°F
POP: 84%

SUNDAY
Mitu Colombia Light rain shower

Light Rain Shower
Hi: 30°CHi: 86°F
Lo: 22°CLo: 71°F
POP: 88%

MONDAY
Mitu Colombia Fog

Fog
Hi: 31°CHi: 88°F
Lo: 22°CLo: 71°F
POP: 75%

TUESDAY
Mitu Colombia Patchy rain nearby

Patchy Rain Nearby
Hi: 29°CHi: 84°F
Lo: 21°CLo: 71°F
POP: 88%

WEDNESDAY
Mitu Colombia Patchy rain nearby

Patchy Rain Nearby
Hi: 31°CHi: 87°F
Lo: 21°CLo: 70°F
POP: 34%

THURSDAY
Mitu Colombia Cloudy

Cloudy
Hi: 34°CHi: 93°F
Lo: 22°CLo: 72°F
POP: 13%

POP = Probability of Precipitation.

Weather Outlook Updated: 700 PM Wed Dec 31 1969

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Dry Line

A boundary separating moist and dry air masses, and an important factor in severe weather frequency in the Great Plains. It typically lies north-south across the central and southern high Plains states during the spring and early summer, where it separates moist air from the Gulf of Mexico (to the east) and dry desert air from the southwestern states (to the west). The dry line typically advances eastward during the afternoon and retreats westward at night. However, a strong storm system can sweep the dry line eastward into the Mississippi Valley, or even further east, regardless of the time of day. A typical dry line passage results in a sharp drop in humidity (hence the name), clearing skies, and a wind shift from south or southeasterly to west or southwesterly. (Blowing dust and rising temperatures also may follow, especially if the dry line passes during the daytime. These changes occur in reverse order when the dry line retreats westward. Severe and sometimes tornadic thunderstorms often develop along a dry line or in the moist air just to the east of it, especially when it begins moving eastward.