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Temperatures today will once again climb into the middle 60s inland with mostly sunny skies throughout the day. There is an isolated chance for a quick shower as we head into the afternoon. Most of the state will remain dry as the showers will be quite scattered. Milder weather will work into the state tomorrow with high temperatures expected to…

Temperatures have been averaging several degrees below normal for the last couple of days. Milder weather is set to move in toward the middle and end of the week. For today, another cooler than average day with highs in the middle 60s with a breeze. There is a slight chance of an afternoon sprinkle in a few towns. Most of…

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After the rain, a little bit of sun will come out this afternoon. Today’s highs will be in the low 60s, which is cooler than normal. The average high temperature for this time of the year should be around 70 degrees. Tomorrow and Wednesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the low 60s. By Thursday, it’s mostly sunny...

The rain will continue into the morning hours as we head into the work week. You can expect cloudy skies and showers overnight, with rain becoming heavy at times, especially after midnight. Temperatures will be in the low to mid 40s in the early morning hours. Monday will feature scattered rain showers and temperatures in the upper 50s to low…

A quick-moving area of low pressure will bring increasing clouds and eventually some rain by evening. While most of today featured dry weather, showers are expected to develop between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Showers will transition to periods of rain overnight, lingering into Monday morning. Around .50″ to .75″ of rain looks likely with this latest system. Cooler weather…

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