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Warming trend thanks to high pressure

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We're clearing out the latest storm, with high pressure building through the Pacific northwest. We'll see dry conditions with a gradual warming trend.

For Wednesday night, there will be some patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly clear with a low temperature around the lower 30's.

On Thursday morning, we could see some patchy fog. Sunny for the afternoon, with high temperatures reaching the upper 50's to lower 60's. Light winds from the northeast around 5-10 mph. Overnight low temperatures will drop again to below freezing, down the lower 30's.

Sunny for Friday with high temperatures near the lower to mid 60's. Winds will remain light around 5 mph.

More sunshine for Saturday, with high temperatures in the Snake River Plain reaching for the lower to mid 60's.

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Michael is Chief Meteorologist for Local News 8.

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