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The event also featured a Pride parade, fair with performances and the unveiling of a youth-led mural painted by LGBTQ+ students and allies from across New York and Connecticut.

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If you're heading down to add a little sparkle to the season max. Absolutely. It'll be tightly packed together too, so it'll be a little bit warmer feeling down there. But I mean, this is another cold day and just to kind of point out here today, it's the really cold feel tomorrow a bit better. Still going to be a slight chill in the air for Thursday. We expect there to be a little bit of a chill around this time of the year. Right. We're almost to December after all. But today still feeling like the twenties tomorrow will feel like the upper thirties to low forties into the afternoon. Certainly heading in the right direction tomorrow. In terms of what to wear from here on out today, temperatures at best today are in the thirties, but with that breeze at 10 to 20 MPH, you definitely need the heavy coat, the hat, the gloves, a few extra layers, make sure all the extremities are covered. So you're a bit more comfortable as you even, uh, head to and from the car and that sort of thing, uh, throughout the afternoon, especially if, if you have to be out for any prolonged stretch. If you're working outside or anything like that, you really want to make sure you're covered in multiple layers tonight tonight. Back down into the mid twenties, the wind thankfully is not too strong overnight. Tonight, it's light at around 5 to 10 MPH, but that's enough to make it feel like the upper teens to lower twenties into early tomorrow morning. So tomorrow afternoon, middle and upper forties for those actual daytime, highs winds at around 5 to 15 MPH can make it feel closer to 40 or so during the afternoon hours. But even still, that's a far cry from the teens and twenties. Those feels like temperatures have been yesterday and today. So I want to also draw your attention to some rain moving in for Friday. This is not a super soaker of a storm or anything like that on Friday and Friday even starts off dry. But as we head towards around noon time on Friday, there will be rain showers developing across the Hudson Valley and this is mostly at worst moderate rain showers. A lot of this will be light and we expect rainfall totals to be around or under a quarter of an inch with this. This is not a ton of rain, there will not be flooding and think of it as kind of off and on periods of rain from around noon time on, on a through around seven or so in the evening. But this is nothing that's going to really lead to any da damage or anything like that. No, widespread flooding. Just something that we're watching in terms of some on and off periods of showers Friday afternoon and early evening, Saturday, the drier half of the weekend, mostly cloudy, upper forties could be a couple of showers. Sunday. Better chance for showers will actually arrive on Monday if anything, Tuesday of next week, an isolated shower before drier weather pushes right back in for next Wednesday through Friday with highs mostly in the forties.

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Town of Rye celebrates Pride Month with annual Progress Pride flag raising

Pride Month is in full swing here in the Hudson Valley. And today, the town of Rye is asking residents to show and share their pride during an entire day of events. News twelve's Emily Jube is standing by with more Emily. Yes. And a product of that first event of the day is flying proudly behind me, showing all those who pass by the town park. Exactly how Rai feels about the LGBTQ community. The annual progress Pride flag raising happened around 9 30 AM this morning, kicking off the third annual Pride Month celebration, an entire day of events thrown by the town of Rye and pride community group in a local nonprofit that advocates for equity and inclusion among the attendees decked out in vibrant colors at the flag raising was representative Jamal Bowman. And as the word progress suggests, the flag looked a bit different this year. You'll notice in the flag that we raised that it has the traditional red, yellow, green, blue in the normal pride flag. But we're also adding in the progress pride flag, the pink, blue and white that represent the trans flag and the brown and black that are to commemorate those that were lost to AIDS and people of color. The event also features a pride parade, the unveiling of youth led mural painted by LGBT Q plus students and allies from across New York and Connecticut, which we don't have images of yet and a pride fair with performances, readings and more. It's being called a crucial event by members of the LGBT Q plus community. It sends a message that you are loved. You are welcome. You are safe for anybody who is struggling or still in the closet. This just says like we're here for you. And that's really what organizers were hoping for, to create a safe space where equity and inclusion can truly shine. And Emily.

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