Through Tonight: Staying soupy through the night as clouds tend to decrease late. We do still run the risk of occasional showers. Any can be locally heavy, but heavy rain should be more miss than hit. Lows end up near 70 to the mid-70s.
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Tomorrow (Saturday): Clouds could be a little slow to depart, but we’ll see more rays given time. The best chance for additional showers is east of Interstate 95, especially by midday and afternoon. Partly sunny or better by late afternoon. Highs end up making the upper 80s to lower 90s. Winds should be light and variable.
Sunday: Sunshine will be back in control as high pressure digs in for several days. An isolated storm won’t be impossible but not too likely. Highs will reach for the mid- and upper 90s. It will feel more like 100 to 105 in the afternoon thanks to the humidity.
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