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Through tonight: Isolated to widely scattered showers and storms will continue to be possible into the evening. There’s a chance we’ll see a couple roll by late at night as well. Some isolated wind damage may occur with the evening storms, with the chance of some heavy rain in any activity. Lows should range from about 72 to 78.
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Tomorrow (Thursday): Temperatures will shoot for the low 90s for highs. Dew points near and above 70 will add about 5 to 10 degrees when it comes to heat index values. A couple late-day showers or storms are possible. Winds will blow from the south around 5 to 10 mph.
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Pollen update: Mold spores are low/high. Weed pollen is low/moderate. Tree and grass pollens are low.
Winter is coming: Today was our last calendar date with an average high of 90 degrees. Daytime highs and daytime lows should be on the downswing after our recent annual peaks. Of course, the weather doesn’t always follow climatology, but it can only battle so hard against the coming of cooler times.
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