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       Following our wild morning, with as much as two to three inches of rain across much of the immediate area, we ended up with a decent afternoon. Decent, as long as you don’t mind the humidity. Highs made the low 80s, and sunshine was dominant after lunch. We’ll continue to see breaks in the skies tonight, but more rain is probably on the way this weekend.

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       Through tonight: Some showers and storms will dot the region into sunset. It seems like most of this activity will stay to our west but any rain that trickles in might be briefly heavy. Under partly cloudy skies, we will dip to overnight lows in the low and mid-70s. Some fog might develop late.

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       Tomorrow (Saturday): It will be another day of more clouds than sun — plenty humid, too. The midday period may be the most likely time to see skies clear. Additional showers and storms will try to form in the afternoon. Some could be heavy, but it shouldn’t last long in most spots. Highs will be in the mid-80s. More showers will be possible overnight as temperatures drop to near 70.

       Sunday: Partial sunshine will be the story and we know it well. We could see more rounds of showers and some storms throughout the day — scattered, but persistent. Highs reach the mid- and upper 80s. Winds will be from the south around five to 10 mph.

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       Pollen update: The most recent pollen count was washed out by rain.

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