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Forecast from StormCenter 2 Meteorologist Steve Beylon:
Gusty south winds will keep our overnight temperatures rather mild. Patchy low clouds may develop, but any clouds will give way to more sunshine on Saturday. In fact, Saturday looks like a fall beauty for us with highs in the mid 60's in most spots. Those gusty winds will turn to the west and weaken by the evening hours.
Patchy clouds early, then sunny. Warm and breezy.
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An early shower, then clearing skies.
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