The April showers will continue through the workweek and it will rain on and off throughout the day Wednesday, May 3. Expect about .20 inches of rain, reports Accuweather.
Temperatures will top out in the low 50s. There will be a low of 42.
There will be less rain Thursday, May 4 but still expect temperatures in the low 50s and cloudy skies.
Friday, May 5 will be warmer with Accuweather predicting a high of 58. Still, expect some showers throughout the day.
Saturday will be warmer with a high of 67. Expect sun with some clouds.
Sunday will be warmer with a high of 69. Accuweather predicts lots of sunshine with some clouds.
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