Showers arrive overnight; wet, breezy weekend ahead

QUICK-LOOK FORECAST 

• Showers arrive overnight
• Wet and breezy this weekend
• Seasonably quiet weather returns

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DETAILED FORECAST

Evening/Overnight: Clear skies and chilly conditions are expected through the evening with temperatures falling into the 30s. Showers arrive overnight and may mix with a little sleet or wet flakes initially, then over to all rain by daybreak. Overnight lows will fall to the middle 30s.

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Saturday: Another messy day is in store with rain showers and breezy conditions. Rain may be steady and heavy at times. Winds will increase into the night. Temperatures will steadily climb through the day with the high coming in close to midnight in the lower to middle 40s.

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Sunday: It will be mostly cloudy, windy and dry most of the day with wind gusts of 20 to 30 mph possible. A few scattered rain showers will return late in the day and mix with a few snowflakes as temperatures drop, but no accumulation is expected. Temperatures will rise to a high in the lower 50s then fall to the 30s Sunday night.

Sunday: It will be mostly cloudy, windy and dry most of the day with wind gusts of 20 to 30 mph possible. A few scattered rain showers will return late in the day and mix with a few snowflakes as temperatures drop, but no accumulation is expected. Temperatures will rise to a high in the lower 50s then fall to the 30s Sunday night.

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Monday: There is a chance of a passing rain or snow shower early, then it will be mostly cloudy and cool with highs in the upper 30s.

Tuesday: It will be partly sunny and breezy with highs in the lower 40s.

Wednesday: It will be partly cloudy and seasonably cool with temperatures in the lower 40s.

5-day forecast with Meteorologist Molly Coates 5-day forecast with Meteorologist Molly Coates

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