Taste of early fall with cooler, drier weather moving in this week
News 12 Meteorologist Brian Fitzgerald says cooler temps and sunshine are expected for the rest of the week -- a taste of fall. However, it looks like summer isn't done with us just yet, with a warmup possible next week.
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Sep 13, 2022, 9:06 AM
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16ds agoNEW: News 12 Meteorologist Brian Fitzgerald says cooler temps and sunshine are expected for the rest of the week -- a taste of fall. However, it looks like summer isn't done with us just yet, with a warmup possible next week.
Tonight: Turning calm and cooler, with lowering humidity. Winds W at 5-10 MPH. Lows near 60.
Wednesday: Pleasant and sunny. Highs near 80, lows near 59.
Thursday: Sunny, fall-like. Highs near 74, lows near 55.
Friday: Staying calm. Highs near 75, lows near 59.
Saturday: Sun and clouds. Highs near 75, lows near 62.
Sunday: Turning warmer and more humid. Highs near 83, lows near 67.
Monday: Mostly sunny and humid. Highs near 85, lows near 69.
Tuesday: Rain possible. Highs near 84, lows near 65.
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