It was another mild day today, as Lexington climbed all the way up to 67 degrees - two degrees shy of Tuesday's high.

Tonight will be a mild one with lows no colder than 51 degrees for most of us.  Late at night into the pre-dawn hours, some showers and even a thunderstorm will become likely, initially to the southwest, then into central parts of the region.

A couple of episodes of showers and thunderstorms will occur on Thursday.  Skies will be mostly cloudy, and highs will reach 66 degrees.  Late in the day, a heavier thunderstorm or two could develop.  The bulk of the severe weather is likely to be to our west.

Friday will bring additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms as yet another trough rotates around the large low pressure system, spinning over the Plains.  Highs on Friday will be near 60.

Saturday, Sunday and Monday will all be mostly cloudy and cool with scattered showers.  Highs will back down to 54 on Saturday, and then 48 on both Sunday and Monday.

Low pressure will finally decay enough for dry weather under partly sunny skies on Tuesday.  Highs will be near 51.

Wednesday should be mostly sunny with a high near 55.

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