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WET CONDITIONS EXPECTED TUESDAY

Some showers may affect the local area on Tuesday morning, with more widespread rainfall activity forecast for the afternoon. Wet and unstable weather conditions are anticipated over the next few days due to above-normal moisture levels. Daytime high temperatures will average in the low to middle 80s with east to southeast winds of 20 miles […]

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