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Forecast from StormCenter 2 Meteorologist Brad Spakowitz:
Most of the work week will feature a splendid stretch of weather with temperatures well above normal. A weak disturbance could bring a sprinkle or light shower Tuesday, otherwise the next best chance for rain is LATE Thursday Night or Friday. By Saturday temperatures start to cool enough that some areas could see a rain/snow mix.
Mainly clear.
Partly to Mostly sunny.
Clouds and sun. A spotty shower or sprinkle possible.
Early clouds, then sunshine.
Mostly sunny, breezy and warmer. 60's likely in some spots.
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