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Delaware had 3rd hottest summer in 2026. Is climate change the reason? - AOL (opens the original)
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Delaware experienced one of the hottest summers on record this year, and it's a trend First State residents should get used to. "It's consistent with global trends," said Kevin Brison, Delaware's state climatologist. "It's consistent with global warming and climate change." For meteorologists, summer runs from June 1 through Aug. 31, and Delaware faced a scorching summer with a heat wave in June and another in early July. The heat waves, plus an above-average number of 90-degree days, made this
Farmers' Almanac first snowfall map. When will frost, snow hit - AOL (opens the original)
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While Delaware is still enjoying late-summer temperatures in the 80s, it won't be long until Jack Frost is nipping at our noses. The question is how bad the winter will be and when we should expect to see the first frost and first snowfall. The Farmers' Almanac looked at historical records to project when the First State could experience its first snowfall of the season. The Farmers' Almanac predicts that Delaware could see its first snow in late November or December. The almanac, however, point
Strong El Niño forecast raises questions for Delaware - AOL (opens the original)
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The impact of an El Niño event is being felt throughout the United States and the globe. An El Niño can cause the Pacific jet stream to move south, causing the northern U.S. and Canada to become drier and warmer than usual. Along the Gulf Coast and in the Southeast, these periods are wetter than usual and have increased flooding. The strength of the El Niño will determine the impact it will have on climate conditions. So what impact will El Niño have on Delaware? Here's what to know about the cl
Winter weather predictions hinted at by Old Farmer's Almanac - AOL (opens the original)
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No one wants to talk about it, but winter is coming. It's hard to imagine winter as temperatures in Delaware will reach the 90s this week, but rest assured the mercury will soon drop. The hot, humid days we curse now will be longed for as biting 40-degree rains soak us or shoveling inches of snow weakens us. But what will we be dealing with this winter: bone-chilling rains, wet, heavy snow, polar vortices or just milder, drier weather? The Old Famer's Almanac is putting together its winter forec
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