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78° Mostly Cloudy Feels like: 78°
- High: 83° - Low 58°
- Wind: From South at 12mph
- Humidity: 54% | UV Index: Very High
- Dew Point: 60° | Pressure: 29.88 in
Sunny Dry and Delightful
Tonight: Mostly Clear, Cooler
Lows: 48-58 by Morning | Wind: SW-N 5-10
Thursday: Mostly Sunny and Delightful Some High Clouds East
Highs: 71-76 | Wind: N-NE 10-15
Friday: Sunny and Delightful Again
Highs: Near 75 | Wind: Light
A warm day but humidity continues to decrease. Later tonight a cool front will come through but no sign of any showers. By Thursday morning some spots will fall into the 40s. Check out our hyperlocal Futurecast below. High pressure and dry, delightful air over us through the weekend. There is a hint that a small storm may form on Saturday off the Georgia/North Carolina coast and that by Sunday and Monday may keep us in northeast winds but right now I think any heavy cloudiness stays to the east. Next chance for any more rain not until early next week. Enjoy!!
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