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Wilmington, Delaware – Delaware heads into the Feb 5–9 period under a prolonged stretch of below-normal temperatures and limited precipitation, keeping snow and rain chances low while extending the impact of a broader cold pattern locked in across the Mid-Atlantic. While significant winter storms are not expected during this window, the duration of the cold remains the primary concern, particularly overnight and during the early morning commute.
According to the National Weather Service and NOAA’s 6–10 day outlooks, colder-than-average air will continue to dominate the Mid-Atlantic and New England, extending south along the I-95 corridor through Delaware and into the Carolinas and Florida. At the same time, precipitation chances remain slim for areas south of northern Illinois and west of the Pacific Northwest near Eugene, Oregon, reinforcing a largely dry pattern for the region…