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45°F |
| Wind: |
NE at 4.6 mph |
| Barometer: |
29.77 in. |
| Humidity: |
90% |
| Visibility: |
2.00 miles |
| Dewpoint: |
44°F |
| Sunrise: |
7:00 AM |
| Sunset: |
6:44 PM |
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Updated at 1:53 PM
47°
High: 54°
Low: 40°
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SAT |
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Light
Rain |
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High:
47° |
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Low:
38° |
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SUN |
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Mostly
Cloudy |
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High:
54° |
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Low:
37° |
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MON |
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Partly
Sunny |
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High:
52° |
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Low:
32° |
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TUE |
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Mostly
Sunny |
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High:
48° |
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Low:
32° |
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WED |
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Mostly
Sunny |
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High:
48° |
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Low:
30° |
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TODAY'S FORECAST FOR N. LOWER Friday, March 12, 2010 |
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Scattered Rain 54° | 40° |
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A round of rain looks likely Friday morning underneath a cloudy sky. Temperatures remain well above the freezing mark preventing any snow/ice from mixing in. The umbrella will be needed to end the week.
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TONIGHT |
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Scattered Rain 39° |
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We'll see scattered rain showers as we will be between weather systems.
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TOMORROW'S FORECAST FOR N. LOWER Saturday, March 13, 2010 |
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Light Rain 47° | 38° |
| Low pressure will move to the East Coast, but also swing back clouds/moisture in our direction from the east. That will mean a wet/cloudy start to the weekend. |
TOMORROW NIGHT: Mostly Cloudy 38° |
| Mostly cloudy conditions in the wake of this low pressure system moving off towards the east coast. |
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EXTENDED FORECAST FOR N. LOWER |
| Sunday, March 14, 201037°|54° |
| Slight chance of rain but we'll see mostly cloudy skies for the first day of Daylight Saving Time ... don't forget, "Spring Forward" one hour. |
| Monday, March 15, 201032°|52° |
| The March sunshine returns just in time to begin the work week. |
| Tuesday, March 16, 201032°|48° |
| Sunny and quiet weather continues for Tuesday as a High pressure system settles in over the Western Great Lakes to block the next few weather systems from reaching N. Michigan. |
| Wednesday, March 17, 201030°|48° |
| The quiet, dry weather associated with the blocking pattern continues. |
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