After a brief cooldown Monday that was expected, we are looking at pleasant weather this week with afternoon temperatures in the 80- to 85-degree range. Can’t ask for anything better than that, can you?
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Source: The Columbian
Weather Eye: Typical warm July days return after cooldown
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