Ken Barlow’s forecast is looking damp for the weekend
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Good Thursday morning! Another nice, sunny day is on the way today, but by late tonight, another round of showers and thunder will move into the area. Friday will be a near repeat of last Tuesday, with strong winds and windswept showers and possible thunderstorms. In fact, from Friday into the weekend…it looks damp. Scattered […]
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