• Sat

    Jun 29

    74°Lo 62°

    Plenty of sunshine

    Poor for home energy
    • Avg
      RealFeel
      72°
    • Hi
      RealFeel
      79°
    • Wind
      Speed
      7 mph
    more

  • Sun

    Jun 30

    74°Lo 63°

    Sunny

    Poor for home energy
    • Avg
      RealFeel
      72°
    • Hi
      RealFeel
      80°
    • Wind
      Speed
      6 mph
    more

  • Mon

    Jul 1

    76°Lo 65°

    Sunshine

    Poor for home energy
    • Avg
      RealFeel
      74°
    • Hi
      RealFeel
      80°
    • Wind
      Speed
      6 mph
    more

  • Tue

    Jul 2

    82°Lo 66°

    Warm with sunshine

    Poor for home energy
    • Avg
      RealFeel
      75°
    • Hi
      RealFeel
      84°
    • Wind
      Speed
      7 mph
    more

  • Wed

    Jul 3

    77°Lo 67°

    Sunshine

    Poor for home energy
    • Avg
      RealFeel
      74°
    • Hi
      RealFeel
      80°
    • Wind
      Speed
      7 mph
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Hi 77° RealFeel® 80° Precipitation 14%

Day

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E

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W

  • SW 7 mph
  • Gusts: 19 mph

Sunshine

  • Max UV Index: 10 (Extreme)
  • Thunderstorms: 0%
  • Precipitation: 0 in
  • Rain: 0 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 0 hrs
Lo 67° RealFeel® 65° Precipitation 5%

Night

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E

S

W

  • SW 2 mph
  • Gusts: 14 mph

Mostly cloudy

  • Max UV Index: N/A
  • Thunderstorms: 0%
  • Precipitation: 0 in
  • Rain: 0 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 0 hrs

Temperature History - Jul 3

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  Today Normal Record 7/3/2012
High 77° 73° 100° (1985) 71°
Low 67° 63° 52° (1902) 63°

Sunrise/Sunset

Sunrise / Sunset Illustration

Rises at 5:47 AM with 14:21 of sunlight, then sets at 8:08 PM

Moonrise/Moonset

Astronomy >
Moonrise / Moonset Illustration

Rises at 2:23 AM with 14:04 of moolight, then sets at 4:27 PM

Researchers Use New Technique to Measure Evaporation

Jun 20, 2013; 5:00 AM ET What was once difficult to measure is now being done. Researchers have found a new way to determine the amount of evaporation globally. Valerie Smock explains how it's done.