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Today (Friday): Any part of the morning sun will give way to cloudy skies that could turn overcast by early afternoon. Light showers and showers are possible in the afternoon, especially at sunset. Unless we see more sunshine and drier afternoon conditions than currently expected, the heat will likely only last into the mid-60s. Rainfall during the day should be kept to a minimum. A few northeasterly gusts near 25 mph are possible in the evening.Confidence: Medium to high
tonight: Over time, breezes, showers and rain waves become more stable and heavy. The heaviest rainfall, which could gain an inch or more overnight, reaches the early hours around midnight. Before dawn, northeasterly gusts of about 30 mph. The 50s to around 50s are probably the coolest temperatures we’ve seen overnight.Confidence: Medium to high
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Tomorrow (Saturday): Rain in the morning is probably the most consistent. The intensity should weaken over time, but additional downpours cannot be ruled out at any time of the day. The sky may still be cloudy. Strong northeasterly winds may reach 35 mph once or twice. In the wettest places, it could rain an extra inch, and you won’t see much elsewhere. High temperatures peaked in the mid- to mid-1960s.Confidence: Medium to high
Tomorrow evening: Breezes continue to weaken slowly, similar to rainfall intensity. It may be light, with intermittent waves or showers. With temperatures bottoming out in the mid- to mid-50s, the sky remains cloudy most of the time.Confidence: Moderate
Sunday: There will be occasional showers and possibly storms. Some waves may be moderate in intensity. The sky is mostly cloudy with some sunshine possible. Breezy winds could speed up to 25 mph again, but we’ll monitor. High temperatures are also less certain, probably closer to the mid-60s.Confidence: Moderate
Sunday night: Showers and even a thunderstorm or two are possible. We’ll have to see when Ian’s remnant center of low pressure is closest to our area. Low temperatures are likely to linger in the mid-50s with cloudy skies.Confidence: Moderate
Breezy winds and rainfall may only slowly weaken Monday and Tuesday. The high temperature should be near the mid 60s to mid 60s, as it appears now. That’s assuming showers, light winds and mostly cloudy skies continue. If Ian slows down, we may get a little more rain than currently expected.Confidence: low to medium