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Mostly sunny Friday ahead of warm and dry start to the weekend

News 12 Storm Watch Meteorologist Sam Augeri says Friday will be mostly sunny ahead of a great start to the weekend. Saturday and Sunday will see temperatures in the mid- to high 70s with a chance of showers Sunday evening.

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May 30, 2024, 5:40 AM

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News 12 Storm Watch Meteorologist Sam Augeri says Friday will be mostly sunny ahead of a great start to the weekend. Saturday and Sunday will see temperatures in the mid- to high 70s with a chance of showers Sunday evening.

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HEADLINES:

  • Seasonable weather and a beautiful finish to the week.

  • Warmer with an excellent start to the weekend. Dry through Saturday and Sunday during the day. We could have some showers coming through overnight Sunday.

  • Nice, warm weather lasts through the start of next week

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OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear and cool with lows near 54. North wind 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise: 5:23


FRIDAY: Nice and dry with mostly sunny skies. Highs near 74. Lows near 55.


SATURDAY: Sunny and warm with highs near 78 degrees. Lows near 59.


SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and warm with highs near 76. Mostly cloudy at night with the chance of showers. Lows near 61.


MONDAY: Morning clouds give way to afternoon sun. Highs near 76. Lows near 61.


TUESDAY: Continued nice with lots of sunshine. Highs near 75. Lows near 60.


WEDNESDAY: Nice with sun and clouds. Highs near 73. Lows near 60

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