Tonight: Rain continues late tonight until midnight and then we'll start to dry out. Rain accumulations overnight will not exceed 0.01". Cooler temperatures work their way on overnight, bringing us back to seasonal temperatures. Wind gusts overnight will range between 20-25 mph until tomorrow afternoon.
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Tomorrow: Strong wind gusts between 20-25 mph continue throughout the morning until the afternoon. Temperatures drop into the lower 30s due to a cold front pushing through the state, temperatures will remain in the 30s for the rest of the week.
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7-Day Forecast: Temperatures remain in the 30s for the rest of the week. The next chance for mixed precipitation comes in Sunday, bringing in snowfall totals up to 1" in isolated locations with rain early. Presidents Day will be partly cloudy and in the mid-30s. A rain/ snow mixture come back into play for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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