A cool, gray, damp start gives way to some sunshine later today and again Saturday morning, but more showers and T-storms return PM hours on Saturday
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![A warmer, drier week shaping up - shot at 90s next weekend](https://arc-vid.stimg.co/07-08-2024/t_a456011a802047eaa367763d46e38400_name_file_1920x1080_5400_v4_.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
A warmer, drier week shaping up - shot at 90s next weekend
An isolated T-storm is possible today (isolated means less than 1 in 10 of us will actually see rain) and a drier, warmer week is on tap with consistent 80s
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