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First Alert Weather Day: Widespread rain & storms continue overnight
THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Off-and-on showers will continue for Saturday with a final push of a line of storms moving in later tomorrow afternoon into the early evening. The severe risk is much lower tomorrow, but rain could put a damper on your outdoor plans. Cooler and drier air will filter in behind the incoming cold front tomorrow night.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Storms return this afternoon
Most of Friday morning is expected to stay clear, with only a slight chance of light rain. However, as we move into the afternoon, the chance of storms will increase, tapering off overnight into Saturday. The primary concerns with Friday’s storms will be strong winds and heavy rainfall, but hail and brief spin-up tornadoes cannot be ruled out.
By Tuesday, a southerly wind will return. This will gradually lead to it becoming more humid and showers will return by the ...
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We had a quiet start to your Friday as we started off with a mixture of sun and clouds, and now thunderstorm chances will ...
We lucked out last night as thunderstorms to our west fizzled out and turned to just plain old showers by the time they got ...
The umbrella still might be needed through Friday evening, while the sunglasses will be good to have for the weekend ...
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Expect a slight decrease in trade wind speeds for the first half of next week. Brief showers will favor windward and mountain ...
Temperatures fall to the 70s and lows in the lower 60s, with a drop in humidity. Some showers are possible on Tuesday, but ...
From that chilly start we are expected to warm quickly and have a wonderful weekend! Highs in the 60s are likely Saturday and ...
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