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"A word to the wise...you had better enjoy our taste of warmer weather for Saturday, because it won't be here for the rest of the weekend.How warm are we looking to get for Saturday though? Try mid to upper 60s (with some lower 70s possible for the River Valley). That being said, it's not all sunshine and dandelions...it'll be fairly breezy in the afternoon, with southerly winds picking up. Some gusts could be as high as 25 MPH, so there\u2019s a limited potential for fire danger. Our saving grace is that relative humidity will NOT be critically low, so I don't expect any red flag warnings to be issued. However, many counties have burn bans in effect, so keep that in mind.But for Sunday, we have a fairly dry cold front moving in overnight and into the morning hours. We may see a few light rain showers pop up along the Ouchitas, but besides that, most of us should be staying dry. Everyone will be feeling the difference in temperatures once the front passes through though. Highs for the day will only reach the upper 40s and low to mid 50s...a solid 10-15\u00B0 drop compared to Saturday.Overall, the next several days look cooler as well as another pseudo-polar vortex descends across the midsection of the country. Will we get the full brunt? No, thankfully (it's off to put the Midwest back in the icebox). But we will get clipped by that cooler air moving in and our highs will only be in the mid to upper 30s by Wednesday.At this point, it doesn't look like we have any imminent winter weather inbound (the few batches of moisture that come through beat the cold air to the punch, so I think we're looking at rain, followed by cooler temperatures), but we'll let you know if that changes.In the meantime, enjoy the warm start to the weekend!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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