First Alert Forecast: Brisk and gusty, feels like 30s
It'll feel like the low to mid 30s with a brisk northwest wind Saturday. Mostly cloudy skies will gradually give way to more sunshine this afternoon.
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It'll feel like the low to mid 30s with a brisk northwest wind Saturday. Mostly cloudy skies will gradually give way to more sunshine this afternoon.
There are still some showers around this morning, before they taper off to the S&E. Temperatures will be mild, with highs in the upper 40s.
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We'll start with some morning sun, then showers late in the day with a little mixing N&W. Highs in the 40s.
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Feels-like temperatures are in the teens and 20s this morning, but it will be partly sunny and a touch milder this afternoon.
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There will be plenty of sunshine and not as blustery.
Sunday will be a bright, but cold finish to the weekend. Highs will climb to around 40, but a chilly wind will keep it feeling like the 20s and 30s.
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