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Today

High: 86° | Low: 72°

A morning shower; some sun

October 4

High: 85° | Low: 74°

A couple of afternoon showers

October 5

High: 86° | Low: 76°

Mostly sunny and nice

October 6

High: 88° | Low: 75°

Mostly sunny and comfortable

October 7

High: 87° | Low: 76°

Breezy in the afternoon

October 8

High: 87° | Low: 76°

Partly sunny and pleasant

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