Heavy rain and flood threat overnight
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Fair again through Saturday afternoon
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Quiet and sunny rest of the week, but more rain this weekend
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Heavy rain and flood threat Wednesday night through Thursday. Slow moving heavy downpours could drop more than two inches of rain. Flooding is possible due to the already saturated ground. The heaviest rain is likely from midnight to 7:00 AM.
Thursday will start wet, with the possibility of standing water and flooding in the area. Rain ends Thursday afternoon but temperatures will struggle to reach 70. The beginning of summer is dry Friday but the weekend turns wet once again with showers and storms likely Saturday through Monday. Temperatures are trending warmer with highs at or above 80.
Tonight: Showers and storms, heavy rain likely, low of 62.
Thursday: AM showers, mostly cloudy, high of 68.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 78.
Saturday: Scattered showers and storms, high of 80.