Wilmington Manor Home Energy Weather - AccuWeather for DE 19720

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Light Fog 68°
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- Yesterday
  Temp
  61°
- Wind
  Chill
  68°
- Wind
  Speed
  3MPH
Today

May 20

Hi 78°
A t-storm around in the p.m.
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  74°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  80°
- Wind
  Speed
  6 mph
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Tomorrow

May 21

Hi 82°
A p.m. shower or t-storm
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  78°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  88°
- Wind
  Speed
  6 mph
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Wednesday

May 22

Hi 83°
Clouds and sun with a t-storm
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  79°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  89°
- Wind
  Speed
  9 mph
Day Details >

Thunderstorms in the area Wednesday morning through Thursday afternoon; storms can be strong, perhaps severe

5/20 5/21 Now: 9:39am

AM 9-1

9am Cloudy 67° 14%
10am Cloudy 68° 18%
11am Cloudy 71° 43%
12pm Cloudy 73° 47%
1pm Showers 74° 51%

PM 2-7

2pm Intermittent Clouds 76° 47%
3pm Intermittent Clouds 77° 47%
4pm Mostly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 77° 51%
5pm Intermittent Clouds 78° 38%
6pm Intermittent Clouds 76° 32%
7pm Intermittent Clouds 75° 32%

PM 8-1

8pm Mostly Sunny 72° 34%
9pm Mostly Clear 71° 34%
10pm Mostly Clear 70° 37%
11pm Mostly Clear 69° 47%
12am Partly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 68° 51%
1am Mostly Clear 68° 47%

AM 2-7

2am Mostly Clear 67° 20%
3am Mostly Clear 66° 20%
4am Mostly Clear 65° 20%
5am Mostly Clear 65° 20%
6am Mostly Sunny 64° 20%
7am Mostly Sunny 65° 16%

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Wilmington Manor

Gray and Dreary to Midsummer Warmth

May 20, 2013; 6:59 AM ET Moist warm air is spreading north along the coast.

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