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Forecast: After a wet start to the holiday workweek, we are looking a lot drier on Wednesday. There will be a few spotty showers to dodge throughout the day, but most neighborhoods stay dry all day. We'll see a mix of sun and clouds as we warm up into the mid 80s.
Late tonight, a few scattered showers and storms will try to move in from the west, which become more widespread into Thursday morning as we cool off into the mid 60s.
Scattered rain and storms will continue Thursday morning. Most of the storms, if not all of them, will stay below severe levels, but a couple of them could come with a little hail or strong wind. The worst of the rain will start to move out from west to east late in the morning. The second half of Independence Day looks a lot drier, but we'll still have to dodge a few leftover hit and miss showers through the late afternoon, so have an indoor backup plan ready for your holiday plans just in case. Highs will be near 80 with some late-day sunshine. Everyone should be dry by sunset for any of the fireworks shows.
Most of us stay dry Friday. It will partly cloudy and breezy, with highs near 80.
Saturday starts dry, and we should be dry long enough to make it into the low 80s in the afternoon. By the end of the day, another round of rain and storms will move in from the west. By Saturday night, most of us will be seeing rain.
After any rain ends Sunday morning, the rest of the day looks a lot drier with low 80s.
We'll stay in the 80s early in the next workweek, but we'll keep a small chance for rain around Monday and Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Spotty Rain
High: 85
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly Cloudy
Scattered Rain/Storms
Low: 65
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Rain and Storms
High: 80
FRIDAY
Partly Cloudy
Mostly Dry
Breezy
High: 80
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