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It got down to 80 degrees at your place?
It is 81 degrees, at 3:30 p.m., in the middle of August. Normally it is well into the 90s this time of the year, without any real cooling at night.

This year we have had mild temperatures, particularly at night. It drops into the mid-60s at night.

So sorry you have to deal with 100 degree temperatures. Does it cool off at night?

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