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There will be a chance of a shower this morning
and then things will clear out with a high in the low 50’s.
Tomorrow there will be a chance of a shower during
the day, then showers will be likely at night, with a high in the mid 50’s.
Friday there will be a chance of a shower in the
morning, then showers will be likely at night and it will be cooler, with a
high in the mid 40’s.
This weekend should then be quite nice with highs
in the mid 50’s both days.
On Monday two storms will combine to form a fairly
strong storm. However, it now looks as
if this storm will track to our west, allowing for the warm air to stay in
place in our area. This will bring us
rain on Monday afternoon and night, and it could be heavy at times on Monday
night.
Another storm may form near Cape Hatteras, North
Carolina on Wednesday, and this storm would have a good chance to bring us snow
if it came far enough north to reach our area.
However, it looks as if this storm will remain well to our south and
east, allowing for nice days next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. I will keep a close eye on this one just in
case.
Things will then warm up for next Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday, with highs in the low to mid 60’s each day, however there
will be a chance of a shower next Friday.
Then for early the following week a storm may
bring us showers on Monday and rain on Tuesday.
Just remember, April showers bring May
flowers.
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