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Chance of Precipitation: Fri: 40% / Sat: 40% / Sun: 40%. For complete forecast details...

Today: PM Showers / Wind & High 58°F / Low 38°F.--- Thu: AM Showers & High 50°F / Low 39°F.--- Fri: Partly Cloudy & High 62°F / Low 44°F.--- Sat: & Beyond.... For more details?

Sunny, and 42 ° F. For more details?

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Today: PM Showers / Wind & High 57°F / Low 38°F.--- Thu: AM Showers & High 49°F / Low 39°F.--- Fri: Partly Cloudy & High 61°F / Low 44°F.--- Sat: & Beyond.... For more details?

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