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Drier today. Showers return overnight across the south and east.
 
Brief high pressure traverses north of the area through early tonight, providing mainly dry conditions amid near seasonable temperatures, with just a few isolated showers possible across southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia. A disturbance approaches from the southwest overnight tonight, then gradually moves just southeast of the area during the weekend. This feature will increase chances for showers and storms, particularly late tonight through Saturday across the south and east, with drier conditions on Sunday outside of isolated activity in the higher terrain. Attention then turns to a tropical system that approaches the Carolinas, eventually moving inland Monday night or Tuesday. This could push moisture back into our region, bringing a renewed threat of more rainfall by midweek.  
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