28°c Partly cloudy
18°c Cloudy periods
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Bright weekend kicks off sunny spell
Bring on the sunny skies.
Forecasts for today and leading all the way to Thursday of next week are calling for sunshine.
This morning will be mostly sunny with a small breeze expected to roll in early this afternoon. A high of 24 C.
Tonight there will be a few clouds with a low of 12 C.
If you’re planning on heading to the beach this weekend, you can expect clear skies for Saturday and Sunday. Highs are 21 C and 26 C respectively.
By evening, things will start to cool off with temperatures dipping to 12 C Saturday and 7 C Sunday.
Monday to Wednesday have expected highs in the high 20s with Thursday reaching to a scorching 30 C.
Lows range from 11 to 14 C.
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