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       Going in to today, the record high was the lowest in the calendar year. The temperature reached at least 65 this afternoon, which is good enough to oust the 64 record on this date in 1984. Despite the clouds, it was a rather pleasant day. We’ll see more clouds tonight and Saturday, perhaps with some rain. We could use the rain, so let’s hope.

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       Through Tonight: Clouds will continue to thicken, and some showers are likely by mid-or-late evening. There may be a sprinkle after midnight. Temperatures will range across the 40s for lows. Winds will be light.

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       Tomorrow (Saturday): There will be a lot more cloudiness, although I think we’ll see a few breaks of clouds here and there. Most of the daylight period should be dry, but a passing shower is possible. Highs will be near 60. We’ll see a somewhat increased chance of showers during the evening or overnight as a cold front moves through. Lows will be mainly in the upper 30s and lower 40s as winds increase late at night.

       Sunday: Skies will be trending clearer during the morning and into the midday. Before sunset, it should be mostly clear. Highs will be mainly in the mid-40s. Gusty northwest winds will make it feel colder than that.

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