Tuesday Forecast

7:25AM

DAYS 1-5 (NOVEMBER 3-7)…
A high pressure ridge will be the dominant feature in the eastern US including this area this week. Our only risk of brief rain showers will come from a passing disturbance Thursday night and cold front Friday night, otherwise the dry pattern goes on.
TODAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 63-70. Wind light SW to W.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Patchy valley fog. Lows in the 40s. Wind light W to NW.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 58-65, coolest coast. Wind light N shifting to E.
THURSDAY: Sunshine daytime, clouds and a possible rain shower at night. Lows around 50. Highs around 70.
FRIDAY: Sun and clouds day, more clouds and a passing rain shower night. Lows around 50. Highs around 70.
SATURDAY: Partly cloudy to mostly sunny. Lows around 50. Highs around 60.

DAYS 6-10 (NOVEMBER 8-12)…
Dry and cooler November 8-9, milder November 10-11. Clouds and possible wet weather by November 12.

DAYS 11-15 (NOVEMBER 13-17)…
Overall pattern remains dry with limited wet weather chances, and fairly mild.

65 thoughts on “Tuesday Forecast”

  1. Good morning and thank you TK.

    Thank you also for your comments on Dr. Cohen’s blog update.

    We shall see. 😀

  2. Thank you, TK.

    Boring here weather-wise. But, lots of snow falling in Montana (a friend just emailed me from Big Sky) and other western states. Buckets of rain falling in the Bay Area, as well as the southeast. We’re in the boring middle of two unaligned jet streams. This may all change sometime this winter. So, while it’s boring now I don’t expect it to last all fall and winter.

    1. I agree. Later this Winter season, things “should” get interesting.
      It is the magnitude of that interesting that currently escapes us. 😀

      1. We vacationed this summer in the Big Sky area, in a beautiful luxury log cabin in the hills. Spent a week in the Yellowstone area, just loved it out there…

    1. Most interesting. Thank you for sharing.

      Still leaves us up in the air. Even DT is not committing.

      IF we are to get snow this Winter, it certainly “appears” it will be back loaded.

      We shall see.

      Really cook stuff. Thanks again.

  3. Thanks TK !

    I love this weather and the above normal temperature pattern.

    Obviously, it’s autumn, but for me personally due to the 4:35pm sunset, it’s winter.

    And these are easy to deal with cold season days.

    If/when we get into snowfall, I know I’ll love it in the moment. But, if it is less frequent and more manageable then last year, along with many less snow days, I’ll be plenty grateful for that as well.

    1. Can you please put this on the contest page as I know Vicki will be tracking from that location and I wouldn’t want this to get missed.

      1. Yeah I just think this winter is really going to be mild. We have had a lot of snow the last 4 out of 5 winters. we are due for a very easy winter. November has started off very mild and will be for a few weeks, this just reinforces my thinking.

        1. November was expected to be mild and has absolutely
          no bearing on my prediction/forecast/GUESS.
          There “may” or may not be correlations, but I am not
          factoring that at all. Will it be the demise of my
          prediction? Could be. We’ll know sometime in April. 😀

    1. I know I’ve said this last week but I’m very suprised how many leaves are still in the trees, I like it, but usually they are bare by now. 🙂

      1. This is true, Charlie. I was down in the Attleboro area the other day, and then further south in Exeter, RI to do some hiking. Lots of foliage, though a bit muted, and most leaves still on the trees.

        1. In my area, all seems to be about normal. I have a bunch
          of Norway Maples around my yard and they don’t typically lose all of their leaves until mid November. So all looks
          about normal around my area.

      2. In my area it is the new normal. They used to end leaf collection about now but extended it a few years ago,because leaves hang on longer.

  4. I am deciding how much below normal I am going to go for snowfall in the cities that have been selected.

    1. You too? Eh?

      Go Low young man, go low!!

      HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW low will you go?

      I still think I shall take the HIGH road. 😆

      1. I went low due to the ocean still be near 60 degrees south of ri, and mid to upper 50’s east of Boston. Don’t think they get lower than 40 degrees. This will play a big role in rain along the Boston to providence corridor IMO 🙂

        1. It always seems to work out.

          It shall cool enough eventually, that is why I am thinking most snow will be on the back end.

          Still trying to figure out how much. If one goes by normal monthly snows and keep it very low for Dec and at least part if not all of Jan, then one comes up with something in the order of 20-30 inches or so.

          However, once the back end snows start, I think they
          will be greater than normal and perhaps much greater than normal, so there in lies the dilemma.

          I still think I am going to come in high, it’s just a matter of how much.

          Earlier I was thinking 100+ Inches. I think I’ll tone that down some, but not sure I’ll come down as far as Arod.

          Still working on it. 😀 We shall see.

          1. Btw, if not obvious, it was not just the ocean
            temperature for the back end snow, it was
            that damn Flying El Nino. 👿 👿 👿

  5. Cant wait to see those maps.
    I hope I am wrong with my snowfall predictions but I am not feeling a snowy winter.

  6. Gotta get my snow predictions ready! I’ll have them within the next couple days.

    Pretty impressive how locked in the pattern is across the CONUS right now. The 6-10 day, 8-14 day, and experimental week 3-4 maps from the CPC are pretty much carbon copies, on temperature at least. Warm east, cool west. Will be interesting to see how long it can stay like this; last year a cold November gave way to a very warm December. Does this year go opposite?

  7. I’m waiting for Tom. I think he and have have been wrong the past couple of years and Tom I apolgize if I am projecting my incorrectness on you. I figure if we do opposite, one of us might get it ❄️❄️❄️❄️

  8. Reminder, all predictions from snow to first inch would be greatly appreciated on contest page. Charlie, I was thinking maybe you could keep an eye since you did so well. If not, no problem

    Mac is home from hospital on hospice. I’m betting now that they have him off the narcotics that sent him into a spiral that he will rally. Either way. He wants to come home, be with his family, and have a party.

    1. So sorry to hear Vicki. Does that mean they have run out of treatment options?
      Very sad news. We’re with you.
      I can’t even imagine. I am not good with this kind of stuff.
      Hang tough.

      1. You are great and have been a wonderful support. When Mac rallies, they could do more chemo. He just has to,be stronger

        1. Rally he must!!!

          You scared the crap out of me with the word
          hospice.

          Have him see the good vibes being sent his way.

  9. I’ve been working on Winter Snow predictions.
    WOW! Each time I go through it, I come up with a different number.

    For Boston I have been from about 50 inches up to 120 inches. Go Figure. I have narrowed it to between 50 and about 80. I’ll get there before the 15th. I’ll submit something. 😀

  10. PLEASE ALL PREDICTED SNOWFALL TOTALS ON THE CONTEST PAGE. AT THE TOP YOU WILL SEE “CONTEST” COPY AND PASTE THEM THERE. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. 🙂

  11. Vicki, you are an example to us all of strength, resilience, and hope in the face of adversity. It is a blessing that Mac can come home to you. I hope that he can rally.

    1. Well said Joshua. You have described Vicki perfectly. In my chats with Vicki on Facebook I have no doubt that Mac will rally. He certainly has the best cheerleader by his side.

  12. Vicki….Thinking positive thoughts about you and Mac. I haven’t had much time out here lately but will catch up with you soon.

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