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Noticeable Changes Today...The rain we've seen the past couple days has pulled off to our East and now High Pressure is taking over, bringing some changes to our weather. You'll notice a few things as you head out the door. First, mostly clear skies, but the biggest will be the temperature. Highs are in the mid-upper 50s, and humidity levels are down, this will make things very comfortable. This morning trend will continue throughout the day, so expect mostly sunny skies and a high around 83. Another great night to leave the windows open, as temperatures fall to 56. A few clouds begin to roll in Friday as our next storm system starts to move in. A warm front will lift to our north, bringing some clouds and a rise to humidity levels. An upper level disturbance will also pass through, bringing isolated showers and storms to the region, especially in the western portion. High 86. Saturday will be the iffiest day of the next week. Models are showing two waves of rain moving through, once in the morning and the other late afternoon. Some areas will pick up heavy rain, while others will only pick up a passing shower or storm. Flooding in low lying areas could be an issue where the rain persists. High 87. Chance for scattered showers and storms Sunday through Wednesday as a very summer-like pattern sets up across the region. Rain will be hit or miss and not create a total washout. Temperatures will range from 85 on Sunday to 83 Tuesday and then back up to 86 on Wednesday. Expect periods of sun each day. --Steve Borecky
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