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Partly Cloudy 78°
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- Visibility
  5 mi
- Cloud
  Cover
  40%
- Ceiling
  34000 ft
Tonight

May 20

Lo 66°
Mostly cloudy, warm and humid
Stargazing Weather
- Cloud
  Cover
  77%
- Precip
  25%
- Hours of Precip
  0
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Tomorrow

May 21

Hi 88°
Strong t-storms, mainly later
Poor for stargazing
- Cloud
  Cover
  76%
- Precip
  60%
- Hours of Precip
  4.5
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Wednesday

May 22

Hi 81°
A couple of thunderstorms
Poor for stargazing
- Cloud
  Cover
  74%
- Precip
  40%
- Hours of Precip
  3.5
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Thunderstorms, some strong, tomorrow morning through Wednesday afternoon

5/20 5/21 Now: 9:33pm

PM 9-1

9pm Mostly Cloudy 78° 3%
10pm Mostly Cloudy 76° 3%
11pm Mostly Cloudy 73° 3%
12am Mostly Cloudy 72° 3%
1am Mostly Cloudy 71° 3%

AM 2-7

2am Mostly Cloudy 69° 5%
3am Mostly Cloudy 68° 5%
4am Mostly Cloudy 67° 6%
5am Mostly Cloudy 66° 7%
6am Mostly Cloudy 68° 7%
7am Mostly Cloudy 68° 11%

AM 8-1

8am Intermittent Clouds 72° 19%
9am Partly Sunny 75° 19%
10am Partly Sunny 78° 24%
11am Partly Sunny 82° 47%
12pm Mostly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 80° 51%
1pm Intermittent Clouds 84° 43%

PM 2-7

2pm Mostly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 79° 61%
3pm Intermittent Clouds 88° 49%
4pm Mostly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 79° 61%
5pm Intermittent Clouds 83° 40%
6pm Mostly Cloudy 83° 34%
7pm Mostly Cloudy 81° 37%

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May 20, 2013; 1:50 PM ET Thunderstorms, some strong, tomorrow; storms can bring hail and damaging winds

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Rises at 6:19 AM with 14:28 of sunlight, then sets at 8:47 PM

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Rises at 3:55 PM with 11:49 of moolight, then sets at 3:44 AM

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