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Monthly Weather- Market East, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

As of 12:03 pm EDT

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Day

60°

WNW 17 mph

Sun and clouds mixed. High near 60F. Winds WNW at 15 to 25 mph. Higher wind gusts possible.

Record High80°
Average High62°
Sunrise7:30 am
Sunset5:57 pm

Night

41°

5%

WNW 5 mph

Some clouds. Low 41F. Winds light and variable.

Record Low30°
Average Low41°
Moonrise3:48 pm
Moonset2:38 am
Waxing Gibbous

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Nov 1	High	Low	Precip
Averages	62°F	41°	--
Records	80°(1974)	30°(1975)	--

Reported Conditions
Yesterday	60°	46°	0.00 in
Last 7 Days	69°	42°	1.25
Month to Date	--	--	0.00

Historical Monthly Avg
November	57°	38°	3.51
December	46°	29°	3.49
January	41°	24°	3.71

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