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  • Early AM

    May 21

    Mainly clear Lo 61°
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  • Today

    May 21

    A thunderstorm this afternoon 85°Lo 65°

  • Wed

    May 22

    Thundershower 86°Lo 66°
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  • Thu

    May 23

    A couple of thunderstorms 77°Lo 56°
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  • Fri

    May 24

    Chance of a morning shower 71°Lo 45°
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A period of light rain possible tomorrow morning through Friday morning; storms can be strong, perhaps severe Details >

Hi 85° RealFeel® 90° Precipitation 55%

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  • SW 4 mph
  • Gusts: 10 mph

Very warm and humid with times of clouds and sun; an afternoon shower or thunderstorm around

  • Max UV Index: 6 (High)
  • Thunderstorms: 60%
  • Precipitation: 0.05 in
  • Rain: 0.05 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 0.5 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 0.5 hrs
Lo 65° RealFeel® 63° Precipitation 56%

Night

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  • N 3 mph
  • Gusts: 4 mph

An evening shower or thunderstorm around; otherwise, partly cloudy, warm and humid

  • Max UV Index: N/A
  • Thunderstorms: 60%
  • Precipitation: 0.07 in
  • Rain: 0.07 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 1 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 1 hrs

Temperature History - May 21

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  Today Normal Record 5/21/2012
High 85° 73° N/A 64°
Low 65° 51° N/A 58°

Sunrise/Sunset

Sunrise / Sunset Illustration

Rises at 5:36 AM with 14:38 of sunlight, then sets at 8:14 PM

Moonrise/Moonset

Astronomy >
Moonrise / Moonset Illustration

Rises at 4:23 PM with 11:15 of moolight, then sets at 3:38 AM

Top Story

Mendham Weather Report

Summerlike Tuesday in DC, Philadelphia, New York

May 20, 2013; 10:38 PM ET

Rising temperatures and humidity across the mid-Atlantic will have it feeling like the end of June. more >

ABC 7 New York Headlines

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