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Cooler temperatures with increasing clouds Tuesday

Tuesday brings a big cooldown that you’ll feel right away. We’ll start the morning with lows near 40s with cooler air filtering in from the north will keep temperatures from recovering much. Afternoon highs will struggle to reach 60 degrees for most areas. That’s a drop of nearly 30 degrees, so it’s going to feel like a shock to the system. Wednesday starts the turn around. Sunshine returns, and temperatures begin to climb a bit, getting us closer to more seasonable levels. It won’t be a huge warm-up, but you’ll notice the difference compared to Tuesday.

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