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9/14/26: Clear Evening Skies with a High of 92 and a Low of 79, Winds Calm, No Precipitation Expected

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At 7:00 PM in Williamson County, the temperature is currently 86.2°F with a light wind from the south at 5.2 mph. There is no precipitation reported, and the skies are clear. Earlier today, the high reached 92.3°F with a low of 71.8°F. Winds during the day were reported to peak at 6.8 mph with a [...] The post 9/14/26: Clear Evening Skies with a High of 92 and a Low of 79, Winds Calm, No Precipitation Expected appeared first on Williamson Source .

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