• Sun

    May 26

    90°Lo 66°

    Mostly sunny

    Extreme indoor dust & dander levels
    • Precip
      5%
    • Wind
      Speed
      11 mph
    • Cloud
      Cover
      21%

  • Mon

    May 27

    87°Lo 70°

    Sunshine and breezy

    Extreme indoor dust & dander levels
    • Precip
      7%
    • Wind
      Speed
      13 mph
    • Cloud
      Cover
      25%
    more

  • Tue

    May 28

    86°Lo 70°

    A blend of sun and clouds

    Extreme indoor dust & dander levels
    • Precip
      9%
    • Wind
      Speed
      10 mph
    • Cloud
      Cover
      53%
    more

  • Wed

    May 29

    89°Lo 71°

    Clouds breaking for some sun

    Extreme indoor dust & dander levels
    • Precip
      2%
    • Wind
      Speed
      12 mph
    • Cloud
      Cover
      80%
    more

  • Thu

    May 30

    88°Lo 69°

    Decreasing clouds

    Extreme indoor dust & dander levels
    • Precip
      1%
    • Wind
      Speed
      11 mph
    • Cloud
      Cover
      40%
    more
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Temperature History - May 26

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  Today Normal Record 5/26/2012
High 90° 86° N/A 93°
Low 66° 66° N/A 74°

Sunrise/Sunset

Sunrise / Sunset Illustration

Rises at 6:25 AM with 14:05 of sunlight, then sets at 8:30 PM

Moonrise/Moonset

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Moonrise / Moonset Illustration

Rises at 10:20 PM with 10:41 of moolight, then sets at 9:01 AM

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