DRIER ON SUNDAY
Rain clears out overnight, leaving us with mostly sunny skies as we begin Sunday. Though highs will reach about 50 degrees, it’s going to feel chilly with a strong wind throughout the day. Expect peak gusts on the order of 35-40 MPH.
QUIET MONDAY, RAIN ON TUESDAY
Monday will be a breezy, though not quite as windy, with mostly sunny conditions prevailing for another day. We will actually warm a little bit too, with highs in the mid 50s. By Tuesday, a cold front will move through the region, bringing a period of rain during the day. While it won’t be a washout, you should have a rain jacket or umbrella ready to go. Temperatures will again top out in the mid-50s.
CHILLY THANKSGIVING AND POTENTIAL BLACK FRIDAY STORM
Thanksgiving and the days following will usher in much colder air. Highs on Thanksgiving Day are expected to stay in the low to mid-40s, a significant drop from earlier in the week. By Friday, we’re closely tracking a storm system that is likely to bring widespread rainfall, and possibly some winter weather inland too. The exact storm track remains uncertain at this point, and with marginally cold air, even a 50 mile jog will make a huge difference. Either way, Friday looks stormy, so it’s something to keep an eye on as the week progresses.
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