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Some other temperatures from Tuesday: * Birmingham: 88 degrees (record 102 degrees in 1925) * Huntsville: 89 degrees (record 103 degrees in 1925) * Montgomery: 92 degrees (record 99 degrees in ...

September typically starts hot, with Birmingham's average temperatures hitting a high of 89 degrees and cooling to 69 degrees ...

That is a few degrees lower than the average 89-degree high for this time of year. “Beautiful day, whether you’re just getting out to enjoy the sunshine and the comfortable conditions or if ...

Today will be hot with gradually increasing clouds, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington. Highs will be around 89 degrees. High temperatures will reach the mid and upper 80s ...

The average high in Montgomery for Aug. 28 is 93 degrees. Here are some other high temperatures from Wednesday — and the average high temperature for Aug. 28: * Anniston: 96 (normal 89 degrees ...

The high will be 89 degrees. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for Saturday night with a low of 67 degrees. Look for a cloudy Sunday with a 70% chance of scattered showers and ...

An acute angle is very easy to spot; it is any angle smaller than a right angle (0-89 degrees – ah, cute!). An obtuse angle is just as easy to identify; any angle that is bigger than a right ...

Thursday’s 89-degree high, the 11th in a row, marks the longest late-season 80-degree or warmer spell on the books here since records began in 1871. The 89-degree high temperature was also ...

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It's average January low temperature is a pleasant 64 degrees while the average high climbs to 89 degrees in July. Located on a tropical island, Florida's southernmost city is connected to the ...

An acute angle is very easy to spot; it is any angle smaller than a right angle (0-89 degrees – ah, cute!). An obtuse angle is just as easy to identify; any angle that is bigger than a right ...