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Here is the weather report for Saturday's game at Pittsburg!


Sat 10 | Day
82°


5%

SE 7 mph
Some sun in the morning with increasing clouds during the afternoon. High 82F. Winds SE at 5 to 10 mph.
  • Humidity59%

  • UV Index7 of 10

  • Sunrise6:55 am
Sunset7:37 pm
 
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I was just checking this, there is a 50% chance of rain Sunday morning. It should hold off.
 
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Here is the weather report for Saturday's game at Pittsburg!


Sat 10 | Day
82°


5%

SE 7 mph
Some sun in the morning with increasing clouds during the afternoon. High 82F. Winds SE at 5 to 10 mph.

  • Humidity59%

  • UV Index7 of 10

  • Sunrise6:55 am
Sunset7:37 pm

GOOD FOR SLINGIN' DAT PILL.......
say Pitt gonna bring a rush.....
 
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The temp is perfect. For out of towners, don't underestimate that humidity. 82 in Pittsburgh is hotter than 92 in Texas. No joke, so muggy here...
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The temp is perfect. For out of towners, don't underestimate that humidity. 82 in Pittsburgh is hotter than 92 in Texas. No joke, so muggy here...

Ummm East Tennessee = humidity capital for N. America. My wife always asks "How can we have 100% humidity and it not be raining?" And most E. Tennessee folks will just smile and say Um hum.
 
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I think you all take more pride in your humidity than your Vols!

Most visitors to Pittsburgh think of it as a colder Northern city (which it is in the winter) and are surprised by the mugginess in the summer. I didn't realize how humid East Tennessee can be so I guess you will be better equipped for it than other visitors.

But, for what it's worth, I have a vacation property near Crossville, TN and I promise you I never feel as muggy there as I do home in Pgh, maybe it's the cool breeze off the lake and the cold beer in my hand that makes me not notice it there.
 
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I think you all take more pride in your humidity than your Vols!

Most visitors to Pittsburgh think of it as a colder Northern city (which it is in the winter) and are surprised by the mugginess in the summer. I didn't realize how humid East Tennessee can be so I guess you will be better equipped for it than other visitors.

But, for what it's worth, I have a vacation property near Crossville, TN and I promise you I never feel as muggy there as I do home in Pgh, maybe it's the cool breeze off the lake and the cold beer in my hand that makes me notice it there.

Don't get us started on pollen and allergies. Coach Heupel had the East TN hay fever cough until December last year.
 
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I think you all take more pride in your humidity than your Vols!

Most visitors to Pittsburgh think of it as a colder Northern city (which it is in the winter) and are surprised by the mugginess in the summer. I didn't realize how humid East Tennessee can be so I guess you will be better equipped for it than other visitors.

But, for what it's worth, I have a vacation property near Crossville, TN and I promise you I never feel as muggy there as I do home in Pgh, maybe it's the cool breeze off the lake and the cold beer in my hand that makes me notice it there.

I live in Crossville and the 2000ft Elevation doesn't hurt. It's always 5-10 degrees cooler than Knoxville, so not a good comparison.
 
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I think you all take more pride in your humidity than your Vols!

Most visitors to Pittsburgh think of it as a colder Northern city (which it is in the winter) and are surprised by the mugginess in the summer. I didn't realize how humid East Tennessee can be so I guess you will be better equipped for it than other visitors.

But, for what it's worth, I have a vacation property near Crossville, TN and I promise you I never feel as muggy there as I do home in Pgh, maybe it's the cool breeze off the lake and the cold beer in my hand that makes me notice it there.

OK....who wants to tell him how Plateaus work now?
 
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If was friendly until now, but you just don't lecture southerners about humidity.

Pittsburgh humidity is no joke. I lived in Pittsburgh before moving to North Carolina where I’ve spent the last decade. Pittsburgh humidity is worse and it’s not close. Can’t speak for Louisiana or Florida but my wife went to grad school in south Texas and when I would visit her (I was in Pittsburgh at the time) it’s better there.
 
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