Rainy midweek, first thunderstorms of 2020 possible Thursday
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Rain is likely midweek and temperatures swing up and down sharply Thursday-Friday. The first round of rain arrives Wednesday afternoon with a soaking rain up to a half inch. The second round comes with a stronger storm system Thursday afternoon rain and possible thunderstorms as temperatures rise into the mid-60s. Temperatures fall sharply as the rain clears into Friday morning. Temperatures drop from the mid-50s early to the mid-30s by Friday afternoon. The weekend is chilly but fair.
Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy. Low 32.
Wednesday: Rain likely by the afternoon. High 48.
Thursday: Rain showers. Thunder possible. High 64.
Friday: Breezy, colder, temps fall from 56.
Flood threat is extremely low.
Severe weather is possible but not extremely likely.