Today (Thursday): A few clouds scatter across the sky, but there is plenty of sun too. Light winds from the northwest may be welcome as highs zip up to the mid- to upper 70s. Confidence: High
Tonight: Clouds increase gradually with very light winds from the east. Lows dropping into the mid- and upper 40s (50 downtown) put a bit of a chill in the air for late night folks and early risers. Confidence: High
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Tomorrow (Friday): Plenty of clouds are on hand as a cold front approaches. A few showers could pop up later in the afternoon — just don’t be surprised if you don’t see much, as it may remain hit or miss. Southeast winds are light, and highs probably reach the mid- to upper 60s. Confidence: Medium-High
Tomorrow night: A shower or two is still possible through the night, but again most areas should stay dry. The clouds help keep temperatures from falling as fast, but lows are still likely reach the upper 40s to lower 50s. Confidence: Medium-High
Some showers may linger into the morning Saturday. Otherwise, skies should gradually turn clearer. Highs pleasantly peak in the mid- to upper 60s. The cool air should settle in overnight with lows in the low to mid-40s. Confidence: Medium
Cooler air is more certainly in place on Sunday with highs perhaps only near 60 despite a good deal of sunshine. Overnight lows are in the low to mid-40s under mainly clear skies. Those clear skies afford a view of the Lyrid meteor shower, but the full moon works against any great viewing. Confidence: Medium-High
The cool air does us a favor Monday by steering a rain system far to our south, leaving us with mostly sunny skies. Highs may hold near the low to mid-60s. Confidence: Medium
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