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The forecast becomes more active Tuesday through Wednesday, with Tuesday night having the greatest impact. An approaching cold front will increase the wind and temperatures Tuesday afternoon, gusts could reach 40 mph and highs 60 degrees. Tuesday evening as the front moves through, scattered showers could develop into a line - a rumble of thunder can't be ruled out - but wind gust could be strong enough to damage outdoor Christmas decorations. The forecast for Wednesday is much colder and breezy, it will be unpleasant to be outside.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 38.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, windy, evening showers. High 60.
Wednesday: Breezy, colder. High 38.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 36.
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