Highlights:
- Beautiful Sunday
- Rain arrives Monday afternoon/ evening
- Stormy Wednesday night-Thursday morning
- Much colder late next week
High pressure will supply a beauty of a second half of the weekend. After the frosty start to the day, we’ll “warm” into the lower 50s this afternoon. It’ll be a perfect crisp November day.
Changes arrive Monday as clouds increase and give way to rain as early as the afternoon as moisture rides north out of the Deep South. A wave of low pressure will ride up the western slopes of the western Appalachians and enhance early week rain to our east.
The next big ticket item is the storm that will arrive Wednesday night. We continue to keep a very close eye on this as a severe weather outbreak appears likely. Specifics still have to be ironed out and we go through the next couple days, but keep abreast of the latest weather information during the Wednesday night-Thursday morning time period.
MUCH colder air will pour into the region behind the big low as it wraps up over the Great Lakes. A hard freeze appears likely come Saturday morning.
Upcoming 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.50″ – 1″
