Weather For Saturday's Game

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TNHopeful505

TNHopeful505

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Abundantly Sunny.

High of 78

Low of 57

Wind from 2-7 mph.

74% humidity.

Sunset at 7:59 p.m.

Translation:

Football time in Tennessee!!!
 
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#5
High of 72 (Air conditioned)

Low of 72 (Air conditioned)

Wind from 0 to 0 mph. (Unless they turn on the ceiling fans)

5% humidity (Approximate percentage with AC on)

Sunset at 5 p.m. (Approximate time I will enter the BWW establishment into a low lighting)

Translation:

Football time in Tennessee!!! and beer and chicken wings in Oviedo
 
#7
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hohenfelsvol said:
High of 72 (Air conditioned)

Low of 72 (Air conditioned)

Wind from 0 to 0 mph. (Unless they turn on the ceiling fans)

5% humidity (Approximate percentage with AC on)

Sunset at 5 p.m. (Approximate time I will enter the BWW establishment into a low lighting)

Translation:

Football time in Tennessee!!! and beer and chicken wings in Oviedo
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Well...minus the beer (I don't drink), that sounds like the second best place to be outside of Neyland....

Especially if the BWW has all you can eat wings and wedges. I've been to a few that do.
 
#8
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TNHopeful505 said:
Well...minus the beer (I don't drink), that sounds like the second best place to be outside of Neyland....

Especially if the BWW has all you can eat wings and wedges. I've been to a few that do.
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Sodas on tap too but I would rather be in Neyland.
 
#9
#9
Is there a 10 day forecast so we have an idea what the conditions will be like for Oregon? I hope its scorching.
 
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SamQB7 said:
Is there a 10 day forecast so we have an idea what the conditions will be like for Oregon? I hope its scorching.
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Check back tomorrow. Friday the 10th is supposed to be 87 though. Keep in mind, though it may be scorching in the day, it's a night game, so it will be a little cooler, maybe much.
 
#12
#12
Amen! There are only two seasons each year.
Football season and the duldrums! :rock:
 
#13
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SamQB7 said:
Is there a 10 day forecast so we have an idea what the conditions will be like for Oregon? I hope its scorching.
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Just looked and it is only out till Friday. 88 on that day is the high. Hopefully Saturday has a 30 percent chance of rain with rediculous humidity and 94degree's :-D
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#14
#14
Yes, and we need a sudden blizzard for when Florida comes. That'll catch them off guard. :)
 
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ThePearlNecklace said:
Thank you Lord!!
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He says your welcome. I talked to him about the weather. Said to remind everyone about the misquote in the bible. It is supposed to say "I am....all vols." He's still ticked at the editors for that one.
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#20
I checked the weather forecast for Eugene, Oregon and next week. The highs next week are supposed to range from the high 60's to the low 70's. With the forecast for Knoxville next Saturday night hovering around 90 at the moment, it will be a drastic difference for sure. :good!:
 
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gordonr24 said:
I checked the weather forecast for Eugene, Oregon and next week. The highs next week are supposed to range from the high 60's to the low 70's. With the forecast for Knoxville next Saturday night hovering around 90 at the moment, it will be a drastic difference for sure. :good!:
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Sounds good, probably cause Oregon to substitute more than normal. Not sure the heat will work very well in the Vols favor considering they have little to no depth.
 
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#24
Cartervol said:
Sounds good, probably cause Oregon to substitute more than normal. Not sure the heat will work very well in the Vols favor considering they have little to no depth.
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Humans cannot become accustomed to or morph themselves to be comfortable in hot or cold environments. As such, any difference in how the teams may react to weather conditions will be as a result individual player conditioning. Those who have conditioned themselves through repetitive training to have more stamina will fair better in any adverse weather condition, whether it be hot or cold.

So, rather than hoping for hot weather so that the ducks are affected by the heat more than the Vols, we'd better hope that the Vols have worked harded and smarter to be in better shape than the ducks.
 
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Gavolboy said:
Humans cannot become accustomed to or morph themselves to be comfortable in hot or cold environments. As such, any difference in how the teams may react to weather conditions will be as a result individual player conditioning. Those who have conditioned themselves through repetitive training to have more stamina will fair better in any adverse weather condition, whether it be hot or cold.

So, rather than hoping for hot weather so that the ducks are affected by the heat more than the Vols, we'd better hope that the Vols have worked harded and smarter to be in better shape than the ducks.
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Yeah, something like that.
 
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