Delaware's Record-Breaking Winter
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Delawares winter of 2025-2026 was marked by unusually heavy snowfall and cold temperatures, surpassing predictions from the Farmers Almanac, National Weather Service, and AccuWeather. The state experienced below-average temperatures, with December, January, and February all recording colder-than-usual readings. Snowfall totals exceeded expectations, with Wilmington Airport receiving seven inches more than the average, and New Castle County areas seeing up to 26.5 inches. The Farmers Almanac was the closest in predicting precipitation and storm patterns, while the others missed on cold snaps and snow totals.
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