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Mostly Cloudy 61°
Home Energy Efficiency Current Weather
- Yesterday
  Temp
  59°
- Wind
  Chill
  61°
- Wind
  Speed
  3MPH
Today

May 21

Hi 74°
Mostly cloudy with t-storms
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  67°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  74°
- Wind
  Speed
  5 mph
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Tomorrow

May 22

Hi 82°
Variable clouds, a t-storm
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  71°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  83°
- Wind
  Speed
  7 mph
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Thursday

May 23

Hi 77°
A couple of thunderstorms
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  70°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  78°
- Wind
  Speed
  8 mph
Day Details >

Noticeably cooler Friday

5/21 5/22 Now: 6:50am

AM 6-10

6am Cloudy 59° 47%
7am Cloudy 60° 49%
8am Thunderstorms 61° 56%
9am Thunderstorms 63° 56%
10am Cloudy 65° 49%

AM 11-4

11am Cloudy 67° 34%
12pm Cloudy 69° 34%
1pm Cloudy 70° 40%
2pm Thunderstorms 69° 55%
3pm Thunderstorms 67° 55%
4pm Cloudy 74° 47%

PM 5-10

5pm Thunderstorms 69° 52%
6pm Mostly Cloudy 70° 48%
7pm Mostly Cloudy 70° 41%
8pm Cloudy 67° 34%
9pm Mostly Cloudy 66° 34%
10pm Mostly Cloudy 64° 37%

PM 11-4

11pm Cloudy 63° 47%
12am Rain 62° 51%
1am Cloudy 62° 47%
2am Cloudy 61° 34%
3am Cloudy 60° 34%
4am Cloudy 59° 39%

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What Severe Weather Looks Like from Space

LiveScience.com - May 20, 2013; 5:12 AM ET

Ever wondered what thunderstorms look like from space? Wonder no longer.
Melting Glaciers Are Big Contributors to Sea-Level Rise

EENews.net - May 18, 2013; 12:34 PM ET

The scientists reported that global glaciers -- the ice bodies outside the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets -- shed about 260 billion metric tons of meltwater annually during the six-year study period.
Maxed Out on Everest

NationalGeographic.com - May 18, 2013; 11:48 AM ET

Everest has always been a trophy, but now that almost 4,000 people have reached its summit, some more than once, the feat means less than it did a half century ago.
Could Humans Be Cloned?

LiveScience.com - May 18, 2013; 10:32 AM ET

Although it would be unethical, experts say it is likely biologically possible to clone a human being.
New Sea Monster Found that Could Rewrite Evolution

NationalGeographic.com - May 18, 2013; 9:40 AM ET

A new species of dinosaur-era reptile is rewriting the books on the evolution of so-called sea monsters, a new study claims.
Breweries Raising Their Glasses to Clean Water

NationalGeographic.com - May 18, 2013; 9:39 AM ET

Brewing beer is a water-intensive process, as the grains—usually malted barley—have to be steeped in water before yeast is added for fermentation. Breweries that don’t track their water use can take up to 10 barrels of water to make 1 barrel of beer, according to Tim Suprise.
Teenager Designs Safer Nuclear Power Plants

TechNewsDaily.com - May 18, 2013; 8:55 AM ET

Do nuclear power plants need a redesign? Critics of nuclear energy seem to think so, and so does nuclear energy advocate, Taylor Wilson. A physics wunderkind, Wilson became the youngest person to ever create fusion at age 14.
Male Spiders Eat Females, Too

NationalGeographic.com - May 17, 2013; 2:30 AM ET

New research shows that males of a type of ground spider known as Micaria sociabilis also eat females, and scientists are trying to figure out what motivates this behavior.