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Transitioning southward, temperatures are slightly cooler in some regions, particularly in areas that had experienced heavy rain the previous day. For instance, one region noted a decrease in humidity from 88% to 73% as a cold front moved through, leaving beautifully dry air in its wake.
This cold front signifies a substantial change in the weather, introducing cooler temperatures that are expected to persist over the coming days. As the high pressure moves in, it will push the remnants of Hurricane Aaron harmlessly offshore. The forecast predicts another cold front to approach by Thursday night, which may spark additional scattered showers and drop temperatures further.