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After the winter weather of Tuesday, a rain maker is coming in for Wednesday. Temperatures will be steadily rising into the mid 40s by late in the day. Rain chances will be increasing as well, and some of that rain may be locally heavy, especially in the south and southeast.
The thaw is going to be kicking in as we head into the final week of meteorological winter. The one cool front late week just takes us back to normal.
After the storminess of the weekend, and the chill of Monday, spring will be bouncing back with a couple more really warm days.
We're going to enjoy a windy and warm final day of winter. Highs will get back into the low 70s with winds gusting 25-35 mph.
Given the complexity of the weather scenarios, we're keeping the message simple. For the next 3 days, Stay Weather Aware.
We're still looking at more heavy rain Friday night, into Saturday and especially Saturday night, and finally ending on Sunday.
Stay Weather Aware for 1 more night! We'll continue to see rounds of heavy rainfall throughout the area tonight with 1.5 to 3 inches likely.
We'll spend a better part of Saturday with clouds, but eventually the Sun emerges with highs just below normal in the mid 60s.
It's actually a pretty typical mid May day. We'll squeeze a bit of sun out, but overall it's mostly cloudy. T-showers are already becoming more numerous.
The Severe Weather Threat continues into this evening and at least into the first couple of hours after midnight.
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