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Burruss Writer

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A lot has to do with elevation


Grand Canyon is an excellent example. Can be almost freezing at the rim and a beautiful 85 degrees at the river. That's how much air pressure can play in temperature. I don't believe the asphalt jungle adds much more than a degree or so, elevation has much more influence. You can ride up South Mountain and it's several degrees cooler typically.

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Posted: 05/14/2021 at 09:37AM


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