Weather
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Weather
[caption id="attachment_12149" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] A summer sky over St. Louis.[/caption]
St. Louis weather isn’t consistently fair or foul, it’s just consistently inconsistent. For example, this year, we had a super early batch of snow dumped on us in November, which brought a week or two of freezing and just-above-freezing temperatures. Then, things started to warm up. December felt like fall, and in January, we were teetering between 40-, 50-, and even 60-degree days; it started to seem like spring was just around the corner. Then, mid-January, we had some rain, then some sleet, and then a day of single digit temps before the temps started to steadily climb back to the high 40s. In the summer, it can get HOT (high 90s) and tropically humid, but then a massive summer storm might roll in, cooling things off but upping the humidity. Or, maybe you’ll see a perfect high-70s June. So, here in St. Louis, we get a little bit of everything, and nothing for too long, though the inconsistency can sometimes be maddening. Still, if you’re not liking our weather today, relief is probably on the way — maybe as soon as tomorrow.