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Take note of today (3/11/11) because it will probably be the last day when the Asheville Regional Airport records above normal precipitation for the current year. After today, the daily averages will start adding up again, putting us back below normal for the year. The small precipitation event arriving Sunday night into Monday doesn't look like anything significant.

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Multiple record "max low" temperatures were set in July (and August) as of 8/5/11. They were July 10th (71), July 11th (70), July 12th (72), July 25th (70), July 30th (72), July 31st (71), August 4th (73) and today August 5th (71). More record "max lows" will likely be set this weekend with a very moist air mass in place, along with a stationary front stalled out over the area. Updates will follow.

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With a good part of the country in a moderate drought, Asheville may get close to being even for yearly precipitation. A cluster of storms moving through the Asheville area tonight should bring at least 1" of rain to the airport, bringing the yearly precipitation within one inch of normal, give or take 1/4"

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