Rain sticks around overnight; showers taper off Friday morning
Some rain and a few storms will continue overnight. The showers will taper off toward Friday morning. It looks like it will turn into a very nice day Friday with skies turning mostly sunny after the early clouds. Highs will be in the 70s.
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Jun 2, 2022, 9:37 AM
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yesterdayNOW AND NEW: Some rain and a few storms will continue overnight. The showers will taper off toward Friday morning. It looks like it will turn into a very nice day Friday with skies turning mostly sunny after the early clouds. Highs will be in the 70s.
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NEXT: Right now, this upcoming weekend looks wonderful with a lot of sunshine, low humidity and pleasant temps in the mid-70s.
OVERNIGHT: Cloudy with some scattered showers, downpours and thunderstorms. Low of 62.
FRIDAY: Morning clouds and an early shower give way to sunshine. High of 76.
SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and gorgeous. High of 77.
SUNDAY: Lots of sunshine and perfect. High of 74.
MONDAY: Partly sunny. High of 74.
TUESDAY: Early sun fades behind clouds. Late-day showers possible. High of 73.
