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LET'S FIRST HEAD OUTSIDE FOR ALOOK AT THE WEATHER.

AFTER ARAINY PAST FEW DAYS -- ITLOOKS LIKE WE'RE FINALLYDRYING OUT.

BUT IS THIS DRIERWEATHER HERE TO STAY THE RESTOF THIS WEEKEND?LET'S CHECK IN WITHMETEOROLOGIST KRISTY STEWARDFOR THE ANSWER.IT HAS BEEN A VERY RAINY PASTFEW DAYS.

SOME PLACES SAWNEARLY 6 INCHES OF RAIN!

THEGOOD NEWS IS WE HAVE FINALLYDRIED OUT NOW.

TONIGHT, WE'LLSTAY MOSTLY DRY.

HOWEVERSHALLOW COASTAL FLOODING COULDOCCUR NEAR SHORELINES ANDTIDAL WATERWAYS.

1-2 FEETINUNDATION IS POSSIBLE ASONSHORE WINDS PERSIST IN THECENTRAL CHESAPEAKE BAY.

LOWSDROP A BIT LOWER THAN THEYHAVE BEEN DOWN TO THE MID 60S.WE STAY WITH COOLERTEMPERATURES SUNDAY.

HIGHSREACH NEAR 80.

WE WILL BE ABLETO SEE MORE SUNHSINE TOMORROWAND SHOULD BE ABLE TO REMAINDRY.

SUNDAY WILL FEEL MORECOMFORTABLE OUTDOORS WITHLOWER HUMIDITY.

IF YOU'REHEADED TO THE BEACH TOMORROW,WATCH FORI RP TIDES AS WE AREIN A MODERATE RISK WITH A SURFHEIGHT OF 2-3 FEET.

HEAT ANDHUMIDITY RISE MONDAY ANDTUESDAY AROUND A COLD FRONT.HIGHS IN THE MID 80S BOTHDAYS.

THIS COLD FRONT COULDBRING A LINE OF STORMS MONDAYEVENING AND SCATTERED SHOWERSOR STORMS MAINLY IN THE OUTERBANKS AND ALBEMARLE TUESDAYAFTERNOON AND EVENING.FOLLOWING THAT FRONT, WEREMAIN IN AN UNSETTLED WEATHERPATTERN WEDNESDAY.

THAT WILLBE ENOUGH TO KEEP SCATTEREDSHOWERS AND STORMS IN THEFORECAST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONAND EVENING INTO WEDNESDAYNIGHT.

A FEW STRAY SHOWERS AREPOSSIBLE THURSDAY ALONG THECOAST, BUT WE SHOULD BE MOSTLYDRY BY THURSDAY.

WEDNESDAY ANDTHURSDAY WILL BE COOLERAG AINWITH HIGHS NEAR 80 AND LOW ISNTHE MID 60S.

THERE WILL ALSOBE LOW HUMIDITY THE SECONDHALF OF THE WORKWEEK.

A LOTMORE SUNSHINE IS ON THE WAYTHURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

FRIDAYHEAT AND HUMIDITY CREEPS BACKIN THOUGH.

HIGHS IN THE MID80S.

NEXT SATURDAY, STORMCHANCES COULD RETURN TO OURFORECAST.WE HAVE BREAKING NEWS TONIGHT