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Freezing overnight temperatures forecast for Whatcom County

Freezing overnight temperatures forecast for Whatcom County

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BELLINGHAM, WA. – (KGMI.com) Our weather should dry out later in the week but expect much colder temperatures, especially overnight.

The National Weather Service says we can expect the first freezing conditions of the season beginning tonight.

These cloudy, rainy skies will turn sunny during the day, but high temperatures will hover right around 50 degrees today through Sunday, October 29th.

Overnight lows could dip into the upper 20’s as we get into the weekend.

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