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 * TODAY'S WEATHER
   
   May 27, 2024 9:11 PM
   KASSEL/CALDEN
   
   61°
   
   Feels like 61°
   Hi --
   Lo 51°F
   70% Chance of Rain
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 * WEATHER FORECASTKassel, Hesse, DE
    * Windchill61°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point54°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity77%
      Avg. WindWNW 12 mph
    * Pressure29.97"
      Wind Gust 12 mph
    * Sunrise5:15 AM
      MoonWaning Gibbous
    * Sunset9:23 PM
      UV Index6 (High)

 * WEATHER FORECASTKassel, Hesse, DE
   TonightLo 53°F
   Cloudy with a 45% chance for rain and thunderstorms. Low temperature around
   53F. Dew point will be around 52F with an average humidity of 69%. Winds will
   be 4 mph from the NW.
   TomorrowHi 65°F
   Partly cloudy with a chance of rain. Chance of precipitation 40%. High
   temperature around 65F. Dew point will be around 44F with an average humidity
   of 60%. Winds will be 7 mph from the W.
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 * Lightning Map
   Closest strike in the last 30 minutes: 5.5 miles away
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    * TOP STORIES
      Memorial Day Features Thunderstorms in the East
      Severe thunderstorms are likely on this Memorial Day holiday across the
      Mid-Atlantic, the Carolinas, and the Southeast. Strong wind gusts, hail
      and a few tornadoes are all possible in the afternoon and evening hours.
      
      These thunderstorms will form in a warm and humid airmass that is in place
      across the East as an area of low pressure lifts into Quebec and trails a
      cold front that will push into this airmass. Behind this front, cooler and
      drier air will undercut this warm and muggy airmass and provide the lift
      needed for these thunderstorms to form.
      
      The government’s Storm Prediction Center has two Slight Risk areas (a 2
      out of 5 on the SPC's thunderstorm outlook severity scale). One area is
      localized within northcentral Texas, including Dallas and Waco, Texas. The
      second and vastly larger area is banana-shaped, stretching from the New
      York/Canada border southward to the eastern half of Pennsylvania and
      Mid-Atlantic Coast, just east of the Appalachians, curving westward at the
      southern tip into into Georgia and southern Alabama, avoiding Florida
      altogether. This area includes a high-population corridor of the U.S.,
      including the cities of New York, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
      Washington D.C., Virginia Beach, Va., and Charlotte, N.C.
      
      Along with this Slight Risk area, there is a Marginal Risk area exending
      further west of and connecting the Slight Risk areas along the Gulf coasts
      of Mississippi and Louisiana. This area reaches from the eastern Great
      Lakes southward along the Appalachians to the Southeast, westward across
      the Deep South and northwest through central Texas into the Texas
      Panhandle. There is also a separated area of Marginal Risk that includes
      portions of southern Minnesota, southwestern Wisconsin, northern Illinois,
      and much of Iowa. Cities included in these risk areas include Houston,
      Dallas, San Antonio and Austin, Texas, and Des Moines, Iowa.
      
      Two Severe Thunderstorm Watches are currently in effect. One watch is for
      portions of the Mid-Atlantic, including eastern Pennsylvania, northern New
      Jersey, and Upstate New York. The other watch is for the Deep South,
      including portions of southeastern Alabama, central Georgia, and southern
      South Carolina.
      
      Make sure to frequently check WeatherBug for updates, as a watch can
      quickly turn into a warning upon imminent danger. It is important to stay
      prepared for active weather. Make sure you know the difference between a
      watch and a warning should they become issued. A watch means that
      conditions are favorable for severe weather to take place, whereas a
      warning means severe weather is imminent and you need to act fast to
      prevent damage to property or even loss of life. Remember, “When Thunder
      Roars, Go Indoors!”
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