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Sunny skies with refreshing temperatures

Good Tuesday morning! We’re waking up to a much cooler start across the region after temperatures dropped well down into the 40s overnight in some spots. It’s definitely going to feel a little more refreshing stepping out the door early today. The good news is we’ll have plenty of sunshine to go along with the cooler air. Afternoon temperatures rebound nicely into the middle 70s, making for a really comfortable day overall with low humidity and dry weather sticking around.

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