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ELI5: Why does 65 in Southern California feel so much hotter than the 65 in the Midwest I grew up in? (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/explainlikeimfive by /u/wsteelerfan7 on 2023-06-26 21:44:05+00:00.

So far, this close to normal summer heat for everyone, we keep getting weather in the 65-70 range. But thing is that it feels like the 80s I'm used to getting in the summer when I'm in sunshine. In the Midwest, when I'd get 65-70s weather, it would be in the spring in March or April usually and it's been consistently that temperature here. I've noticed here, we'll get 70 degrees with a UV Index of 10 or 11, is that why?

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