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FORECAST: Showers and below average temps.

by NBC25 Newsroom

Posted: 03.10.2013 at 5:36 PM

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CLIO -- With a cold front slowly moving towards us, below average temps should hold off for one more day.

Monday looks to be near 50 degrees again so check out the forecast and get ready for a rainy start to the work week.

-Meteorologist Ahmad Bajjey

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