Mesa Arizona Forecast

Generated Mesa, AZ forecast by TNETWeather using WXSIM *EXT* . Forecasts are generated 6 times a day and uploaded at 2:30a, 7:30a, 11:30a, 2:30p, 4:30p and 10:30p daily.

WXSIM Forecast for: Mesa
Issued by: TNETWeather

Updated: Wednesday, 10-Mar-2010 10:55 am

This afternoon Mostly Clear	Tonight Partly Cloudy	Thursday Sunny	Thursday night Clear	Friday Sunny	Friday night Clear	Saturday Sunny	Saturday night Clear

High: 62°	Low: 39°	High: 65°	Low: 38°	High: 73°	Low: 40°	High: 74°	Low: 41°
WSW 6 mph	WSW->NW 2 mph	S->W 2 mph	WNW->ENE 2 mph	ENE->W 4 mph	W->E calm	SE->WSW 3 mph	W->N 3 mph
UV: 7 High		UV: 7 High		UV: 7 High		UV: 7 High

This afternoon	Mostly clear. High 62°. UV index up to 7. Wind west-southwest around 6 mph.
Tonight	Mostly clear in the evening, becoming partly cloudy after midnight. Low 39°. Wind west-southwest around 2 mph in the evening, becoming northwest after midnight.
Thursday	Sunny. High 65°. UV index up to 7. Wind south around 2 mph in the morning, becoming west in the afternoon.
Thursday night	Clear. Low 38°. Wind west-northwest around 2 mph in the evening, becoming east-northeast after midnight.
Friday	Sunny. High 73°. UV index up to 7. Wind east-northeast around 4 mph in the morning, becoming west in the afternoon.
Friday night	Clear. Low 40°. Wind west near calm in the evening, becoming east after midnight.
Saturday	Sunny. High 74°. UV index up to 7. Wind southeast around 3 mph in the morning, becoming west-southwest in the afternoon.
Saturday night	Clear. Low 41°. Wind west around 3 mph in the evening, becoming north after midnight.

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Moon Phase Misconception...
"The most common incorrect reason given for the cause of the Moon's phases is that we are seeing the shadow of the Earth on the Moon! But this cannot be correct: when the Moon passes through the shadow of the Earth, we get a lunar eclipse. Anyone who has seen a lunar eclipse, though, might remember that the Moon actually passes through the Earth's shadow only rarely, so that can't be why the Moon has phases. The real reason for the Moon's phases depends on two things: the Moon is round, and the angle it makes with the Earth and Sun changes over its orbit."
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