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- Temperatures are dramatically colder out of the door Thursday morning and it won’t be warming up that much.
- The mountains are even seeing snow Thursday morning, with some high-elevation areas above 3,500 feet seeing a few inches adding up (only minor travel issues up there.)
- Highs barely reach 60 degrees by the afternoon under a partly cloudy sky.
- It gets even colder by nightfall as lows crash into the mid-30s areawide (near or below freezing in the mountains.)
- Some frost will be out there for the next several mornings as the chill remains.
- Temps slowly recover to the upper 60s by Sunday and more 70s are on the way next week.
- Our next rain chances are coming early next week, and this could have an impact on viewing the solar eclipse. Hopefully we can get a few breaks in the clouds on Monday afternoon.
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