After the soaking rain of Monday afternoon, the rain tapers off this evening and tonight and is out of here by tomorrow. Overall, rainfall amounts have run between about 3/4 of an inch and an inch and a half since Saturday night.
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Tomorrow is looking terrific, with a mild afternoon. We'll see a partly to mostly sunny sky, and highs are heading back into the mid-50s.
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There's more rain Wednesday with a stronger cold front, and even a rumble of thunder is possible.
Colder air will follow, and you'll feel it mostly this weekend.