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Weather’s cooling off today with temps in the mid-to-upper 50s, warming to the upper 70s by afternoon. A high-pressure system moves east, bringing calmer winds and cooler nights Friday, then a slight warming trend with clouds building ahead of weekend storms. Saturday stays dry but cloudy, with showers popping up Saturday evening. The real rain hits Saturday night and Sunday, especially in the Laurel Highlands, with 0.25 to 0.75 inches possible—some spots could see over an inch. Non-severe thunderstorms are likely, but no severe threats. Showers linger into Monday morning with possible fog, and a stray shower might linger in Northern West Virginia Monday afternoon. By Tuesday, high pressure clears skies and warmer-than-average temps return for the first full week of August.

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