A frost advisory is in effect, as we will experience another night of temperatures flirting with the freezing mark at 32 degrees and also light winds. High pressure remains in control for your Thursday, allowing plenty of sunshine and also temperatures to reach 69 degrees during the late afternoon. Conditions continue to warm up and return to a more seasonal pattern by Friday with the highest temperature tapping into the lower 70s. Evening temperatures will also begin to see a warming trend as we move away from the freezing point into the upper 30s. Clouds will begin to show up by Saturday, and the cold spell will finally break as the highs will hit the mid and upper 70s. Since the clouds will linger, the evening temperatures will also stay a little warmer in the lower 40s. Easter Sunday calls for a partly cloudy day and a high in the upper 70s. Since another low-pressure system is in the forecast picture by then, a 20% chance of rain is possible from Sunday into the start of April and increasing during the new work week.
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