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Rain and possible thunderstorms will keep Fresno unsettled Thursday before sunny skies return for a warmer weekend.

Rain rolls into Fresno Wednesday and could linger into Thursday, with thunderstorms possible before sunny, warmer weather returns for the weekend.

Fresno gets one more partly sunny afternoon Tuesday near 76 degrees before rain chances increase Wednesday. Cooler temperatures and possible thunderstorms follow through Thursday.

Fresno’s warm, sunny Monday is the last easy day before temperatures drop and rain arrives Tuesday night. Wednesday looks like the week’s wettest day.

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Fresno will hit 88 degrees Sunday before temperatures tumble and rain chances rise Tuesday. Wednesday could bring significant precipitation.

Fresno will flirt with 90 degrees Saturday before temperatures drop nearly 20 degrees by Wednesday. Light rain could arrive Tuesday evening.

Fresno will hit 89 degrees Friday and 90 Saturday, while a high-country Red Flag Warning and next week's rain chance add a sharper turn.

Fresno will heat up to around 90 degrees this weekend before a cooldown and modest rain chances arrive next week.

Fresno’s forecast turns warmer by the weekend, with sunny skies and highs near 90. Cooling and unsettled conditions are possible early next week.

Fresno's cool morning quickly gives way to a sunny warmup, with highs nearing 90 by the weekend.

Fresno’s coolest day of the week arrives Monday at 70 degrees, followed by a sunny warm-up later in the week.