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Through tonight: Scattered showers and some storms that are mainly south of us could still edge through the area this evening. They’ll be hit-or-miss, though potentially briefly heavy. A risk of showers may last on and off for much of the night, with any heavier stuff probably falling before midnight, when there could be some rumbles. Lows end up in the upper 60s and lower 70s.

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Tomorrow (Saturday): Showers should be mainly out of here by sunrise, but if any linger, they’ll depart quickly. Otherwise, we sneak in a decent weekend day. There should be a good deal of sun as highs reach near 80 to the mid-80s and humidity drops off a bit. There may also be another shower late — probably after dark, if so.

Sunday: As Helene’s remnants start to wander slowly east, odds of showers or a storm rise a bit to close the weekend. It doesn’t look like a soaking, but some heftier activity may pass briefly in the afternoon or evening. Upper 70s and lower 80s for highs.

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More rain: It was the seventh day in a row with rain falling in the area. Probably makes for a great time to be a mushroom.