Monday Forecast

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7:21AM

DAYS 1-5 (NOVEMBER 7-11)
High pressure moves in for fair weather today and Tuesday. Though it will be on the cool side today, a nice warm-up will occur on Election Day Tuesday. A cold front will pass through the region early Wednesday producing some clouds and nothing more than a passing rain shower and then fair weather returns later Wednesday through Friday. A low pressure system offshore may bring some cloudiness on Friday and then a stronger cold front should pass through the region Friday night.
TODAY: Sunny. Highs 48-55. Wind N up to 10 MPH.
TONIGHT: Clear. Lows 22-28 interior valleys, 28-35 elsewhere. Wind light variable.
TUESDAY: Sunny. Highs 55-63. Wind light variable to SW.
WEDNESDAY: Variably cloudy with a passing rain shower morning. Mostly sunny afternoon. Lows 42-50. Highs 50-58.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny. Lows 28-35. Highs 48-55.
FRIDAY: Partly sunny. Lows 25-34. Highs 50-58.

DAYS 6-10 (NOVEMBER 12-16)
Windy and colder with isolated rain or snow showers Saturday November 12. Breezy, dry, and chilly Sunday November 13. Fair with moderating temperatures thereafter.

DAYS 11-15 (NOVEMBER 17-21)
Early indications are for a Great Lakes low early in the period with a chance of rain here, then fair and colder later in the period.

45 thoughts on “Monday Forecast”

  3. Thanks, TK.

    I have noticed that the sunrises and sunsets have been unusually colorful and beautiful the last few days.

  4. Thanks, TK. Rainshine, I didn’t see sunrise this morning; but before time change, they sure were beautiful. The clouds have been fun to watch also.

    Tom, I also like the sun in the morning.

    1. I find it really helpful. I had such an easier time getting up at 6:15 this morning, with it already fairly bright.

  6. Thanks TK.

    Since I always rant about Daylight “Stupid” Time, I might as well rave about Standard Time. The extra hour of sleep makes the difference. 😀

  7. Good morning and thank you TK.

    Still having the weather Blahs!! I don’t like the in between seasons.

    Where’s the Snow? Oh, I guess it’s still too early for that. Not much on the horizon
    either. 😀

  8. I believe the west Pacific is fairly devoid of any tropical systems that could eventually become a strong extra tropical system headed for high latitudes and I’m not sure if there are any stratospheric warming events going on …..

    Seems like we are in a very repetitive pattern of mild to warm airmasses, followed by a cool or cold shot, followed by warming again. And its been this way for a few weeks now.

    1. I don’t even see this advertised “pattern” change for around the 20th or so.

      We shall see what develops.

      Also, water temperature off of our coast is about 55 degrees, several degrees
      above normal (about 4-6 Degrees above). Not good if you are a snow lover living in coastal SNE. Well inland could be a different story later on. We’ll know soon enough, but so far, NOT so good.

      1. Yes, models seem to be easing off from what they had been advertising (big picture ideas) in the long range.

        1. Not sure where this comes from, but I DISAGREE totally and completely with this map. Deviations below normal
          are much greater than depicted here. IMHO anyway.

            1. That map “appears” to be accurate, but it
              shows current actual temperatures and not
              departures from normal.

              1. There’s multiple maps there. There is one for current temps. The one I originally posted is the departure from average.

  11. I went to look at the 12z EURO expecting it to be 72 to 96 hrs along in its run and saw the pleasant surprise that it was fully run. Forgot how the hour shift back has an earlier finish time until mid March 🙂

  12. Looking at the models the euro shifted east but the EPS The ensemble maintains the lake cutter. The gfs and euro never like to play nice so the gfs sends it out well to the east

  13. That’s an awful lot of rain on the ECMWF at the end of the period, and the trend over the past few runs has been to shift that low to the east, so that now its right on the coast. It’ll be interesting to see the Ensemble, because on the 00z run, although the mean was to send it up through the Lakes, the various member had a huge spread, basically anywhere east of the Mississippi River. The mean precip total though was still for a good 1-2″ of rain.

  15. AccuWeather Trivia Quiz.

    So far, the only month in 2016 with a below average mean temperature is …
    A. February
    B. April
    C. June
    D. October

    Answer later today.

  16. Non-weather related, but I had to share what I just overheard in the office just now:

    Man 1: “You’re looking delicious today!”
    Man 2: “Well, I did just have a ton of cookies…”

  17. Down to 34 already here, but dp=32., so it can’t go down too much more, unless the dp
    coasts down as well.

  19. The 00z Euro develops an impressive coastal bomb next Thursday/Friday (965mb over E CT on the 240 hour!) Luckily, that is a few days after the astronomical high tides, but it will would be a lot of rain, gales, and coastal flooding if it were to verify.

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