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The Brandywine Valley enjoys a temperate Middle Atlantic Coastal climate. The proximity of Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean waters tends to temper weather extremes, and the prevailing east-to-west wind patterns help to give ample advance notice of approaching storms.
Signs of spring are unmistakable throughout the region by early March, and mild temperatures continue through June. Flowering trees and shrubs are abundant both in domestic gardens and the surrounding landscape.
 Summer's heat is generally confined to July and early August, and is sometimes accompanied by high humidity and occasional thunderstorms.
Warm early fall days and cool nights begin in late August, changing to cool, crisp days and nights that usually linger through November, accompanied by dazzling displays of color from the area's abundant foliage.
Winters are generally mild, with extended periods below freezing occuring only occasionally during January and February. With an average annual snowfall of only 21.4 inches, large winter snowstorms in the area are relatively rare. |
Average daily temperatures (degrees Farhrenheit):
Average annual rainfall (in inches):
| Spring | Summer | Fall | Winter
| | 10.78 | 11.06 | 9.63 | 12.85 |
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