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Mostly Clear 70°
Home Energy Efficiency Current Weather
- Yesterday
  Temp
  70°
- Wind
  Chill
  70°
- Wind
  Speed
  6MPH
Tonight

May 20

Lo 64°
Partly cloudy
Home Energy Efficiency Weather
- Avg
  RealFeel
  77°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  86°
- Wind
  Speed
  7 mph
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Tomorrow

May 21

Hi 82°
Times of clouds and sun
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  81°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  89°
- Wind
  Speed
  5 mph
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Wednesday

May 22

Hi 84°
A shower in the afternoon
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  85°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  95°
- Wind
  Speed
  4 mph
Day Details >

Expect showery weather Tuesday afternoon through late Tuesday night

5/20 5/21 Now: 10:23pm

PM 10-2

10pm Mostly Clear 70° 34%
11pm Mostly Clear 68° 34%
12am Mostly Clear 68° 24%
1am Mostly Clear 67° 5%
2am Mostly Clear 66° 5%

AM 3-8

3am Mostly Clear 64° 5%
4am Mostly Clear 65° 5%
5am Mostly Clear 67° 5%
6am Partly Sunny 69° 3%
7am Mostly Sunny 71° 1%
8am Intermittent Clouds 74° 1%

AM 9-2

9am Intermittent Clouds 76° 1%
10am Partly Sunny 77° 0%
11am Partly Sunny 78° 0%
12pm Intermittent Clouds 79° 3%
1pm Intermittent Clouds 79° 47%
2pm Mostly Cloudy w/ Showers 81° 51%

PM 3-8

3pm Intermittent Clouds 82° 47%
4pm Intermittent Clouds 81° 10%
5pm Intermittent Clouds 79° 10%
6pm Partly Sunny 77° 14%
7pm Mostly Cloudy w/ Showers 75° 51%
8pm Intermittent Clouds 72° 47%

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May 21, 2013; 1:24 AM ET Expect showery weather Tuesday afternoon through late Tuesday night

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