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 * Kassel, Hesse, DE
   Sep 09, 2022 2:15 PM
   KASSEL
   
   70°
   
   Feels like 70°
   Hi 71°F
   Lo 54°F
   Partly Cloudy
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 * WEATHER DETAILS - Kassel, Hesse, DE
    * Windchill70°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point54°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity57%
      Avg. WindS 15 mph
    * Pressure29.83"
      Wind Gust 15 mph
    * Sunrise6:46 AM
      MoonWaxing Gibbous
    * Sunset7:51 PM
      UV Index3 (Moderate)

 * Kassel, Hesse, DE WEATHER FORECAST
   TodayHi 70°F
   Mostly cloudy with probable rain. Chance of precipitation 65%. High
   temperature around 70F. Dew point will be around 52F with an average humidity
   of 69%. Winds will be 10 mph from the SSW.
   TonightLo 54°F
   Mostly cloudy. Low temperature around 54F. Dew point will be around 52F with
   an average humidity of 79%. Winds will be 8 mph from the SSW.
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      Kay Weakens While Drenching West Baja California Coast
      Tropical Storm Kay will continue to weaken and move northwestward away to
      the Baja California coast today. It will still bring minor impacts to
      southern California and the Southwest as the heavy rains and flooding
      ongoing in Mexico are anticipated to spread into Southern California and
      Arizona later today.
      
      As of 2 a.m. PDT, Tropical Storm Kay was located near 29.4 N and 116.0 W,
      or about 125 miles north-northwest of Punta Eugenia, Mexico, and about 235
      miles south-southeast of San Diego. Kay has maximum sustained winds of 60
      mph, making it a moderate tropical storm on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane
      Wind Scale. It is currently moving north-northwest at 13 mph and has a
      minimum central pressure was 990 mb, or 29.24 inches of mercury. 
      
      There is a Tropical Storm Warning in effect for Punta Abreojos northward
      along the west coast of the Baja California peninsula to the U.S. and
      Mexico border and from Santa Rosalia northward along the east coast of the
      Baja California peninsula and then southward to Bahia Kino in mainland
      Mexico.
      
      A Tropical Storm Warning means that tropical storm conditions are expected
      somewhere within the warning area within 36 hours. 
      
      Kay is forecast to slowly weaken as it skirts the west-central coast of
      the Baja California peninsula, and it will continue to move to the
      northwest parallel to the Baja California peninsula for the rest of the
      work week. After moving parallel to the coast of the Baja California
      peninsula, the storm is expected to turn west late today or early
      Saturday, out to sea, where it would continue to weaken. 
      
      Tropical storm-force winds will occur over the rest of the Baja California
      peninsula today. Rough surf conditions and rip currents are also expected
      for southwestern Mexico and for the Baja California peninsula and the Gulf
      of California today. 
      
      Heavy rainfall is likely to continue as Kay travels across the Baja
      California peninsula and into western Mexico tonight, before spreading
      into southern California and the Southwest today through the weekend.
      Rainfall amounts of 6 to 10 inches are possible across Baja California,
      with isolated amounts up to 15 inches. Two to 4 inches will be common for
      northwest mainland Mexico and southernmost portions of California, with
      isolated amounts up to 6 inches. In southwestern Arizona, rainfall amounts
      of 1 to 3 inches could fall. Flooding is extremely likely with a risk of
      landslides in some areas. 
      
      Be sure to check your local weather radio, television or the WeatherBug
      website and app for future updates. 
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