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Cold start to the day followed by warm and sunny stretch
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Fair weather last through Thursday, along with highs near 60, then a chilly blast to end the week. Rain and even a few snowflakes are possible Thursday night into Friday morning but Friday after the early morning is dry. Two records to watch, the coldest high for Friday is 43° (1960) and the record low for Saturday 27° (1947). The forecast will be close to these marks, the greatest threat being a damaging frost/freeze to plants Saturday morning. This may not be the last freeze as chilly nights last into early next week.Rain is still likely Mother's Day

Tonight: Mostly clear. Low of 40.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High of 60.
Friday: Early AM showers, breezy. High of 46.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High of 52.

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