Delaware Storms Ease, Wind Advisory Remains
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Delawares severe storms have subsided, but a wind advisory persists until two a.m. on March seventeenth. Thunderstorms will continue, bringing up to one inch of rain and gusts up to fifty miles per hour. Officials have canceled the tornado watch, but residents should remain vigilant for downed trees and power lines. The peak of the storm hit between five p.m. and eleven p.m., with temperatures now falling and west winds taking over. On Tuesday, March seventeenth, expect highs in the thirties and forties, scattered flurries, and gusts to forty miles per hour. The weather will warm toward normal by Thursday.
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