The next few days will begin to make us choose whether to keep the heat on or turn on the AC. Both today and tomorrow will feature mostly sunny skies. Temperatures today, under continued breezy conditions, should reach about 74 degrees. Good morning! Much warmer today with highs in the upper 70s-lower 80s. While it…
In just a few short weeks the Atlantic hurricane season will begin with what experts believe will be a rather potent one. The list of names has been revealed. Is your name on it? Winds, although not of hurricane force, will continue to gust on Delmarva today with temperatures reaching the mid 60’s. Sunday will…
Today: Windy with rain showers in the morning then partly cloudy in the afternoon. Thunder possible. High 68F. Winds SW at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 50%. Tonight: Partly cloudy skies early will become overcast later during the night. Low 51F. Winds WSW at 10 to 20 mph. Saturday: Windy with a few…
The first part of the day will be dry before rain arrives in the afternoon. We are expecting about one half inch of rain with a high temperature near 70 degrees. Friday should be partly sunny with still pleasant temperatures in the upper 60’s. It is likely to be windy as well. It currently appears…
Salisbury will see mid 70 degree temperatures again today under partly cloudy skies. Thursday temperature readings will drop a few degrees into the low 70’s under increasingly cloudy skies. Showers are expected to develop by late in the day.
Yesterday’s solar eclipse, which provided over 83% coverage of the sun in our area, yielded some interesting observations that may not have been recognized by many. The temperature in Salisbury yesterday when the eclipse began at 2:06 PM was 71.8 degrees. By the time the eclipse had begun to wane at 3:40 PM the temps…
Today is the day that, for many of us, will offer a once in a lifetime opportunity to observe what is sure to be a spectacular celestial event. It is not that a total solar eclipse is rare; occurring on average once every 18 months. They often do not appear in a location that offers…
One of the easiest and safest ways to view the eclipse is by using a simple colander. Simply stand or sit with your back to the sun. Locate the colander so that the sun shines through the tiny holes. You will then be able to view multiple images of the eclipse on any surface you…
The short answer is “Yes!” The last time Salisbury residents could view an eclipse was of a partial nature on August 21, 2017. The image above is the actual graph of temperatures at the Salisbury Weather Blog on that very date. Looking carefully at the graph you may notice that Salisbury was experiencing a rather…
A few simple reminders to those of you who plan to observe the solar eclipse in just three days: Do not stare directly at the sun during the eclipse without wearing protective eye wear that is ISO certified. You risk permanent damage to your eyes. Do not look at the sun through sunglasses. Sunglasses do…
