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Variably Cloudy, Isolated to Scattered Showers Monday

An easterly wave moving across the Caribbean Sea and an upper-level trough west of the region may result in isolated to scattered shower activity from time to time. Skies will remain variably to mostly cloudy through most of the day with daytime high temperatures in the middle 80s. A mid-level ridge moving in from the […]

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