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Weather looks good for Women’s March Saturday

By Lauryn Ricketts

WASHINGTON — If you are out and about on Saturday, possibly for the Women’s March on Washington, the weather does not look too shabby.

After some early Saturday morning fog, we are expecting dry weather for Saturday, with temperatures in the mid- to upper 40s for much of Saturday morning.

By the time the clock strikes noon, temperatures will be around the 50-degree mark. While I believe we will have mostly cloudy skies (with some sunshine here and there), we will be dry. Winds will be on the light side, so a light jacket should be all that is needed. Might want to grab sunglasses just in case!

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