Current Conditions : 59F / 15C, Clear - 2:54 PM EST Nov. 21
Temperature: 59°F / 15°C
Conditions: Clear
Wind Direction: North
Wind Speed: 0mph / 0km/h
Humidity: 42%
Pressure: 30.15in / 1021hPa (Falling)
Opacity:

Tonight as of Nov. 21 3:07 PM EST
Tonight - Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 30s. Southeast winds around 5 mph...becoming west after midnight.

Sunday as of Nov. 21 3:07 PM EST
Sunday - Sunny. Highs around 60. West winds around 5 mph...becoming southeast in the afternoon.

Sunday Night as of Nov. 21 3:07 PM EST
Sunday Night - Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of rain after midnight. Lows in the lower 40s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent.

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TODAY
NOV 21

Hi:58°
Lo:39°
Chance of Precip.
00%
SUN
NOV 22

Hi:58°
Lo:43°
Chance of Precip.
00/10%
MON
NOV 23

Hi:59°
Lo:42°
Chance of Precip.
30/20%
TUE
NOV 24

Hi:62°
Lo:42°
Chance of Precip.
20/10%
WED
NOV 25

Hi:56°
Lo:40°
Chance of Precip.
20/20%
THU
NOV 26

Hi:48°
Lo:34°
Chance of Precip.
30/30%
FRI
NOV 27

Hi:43°
Lo: 
Chance of Precip.
30/30%

Steve Borecky's Outlook from the Storm Team Weather Center

Sunny Saturday, Rain Chances Sunday...

Temperatures are starting off the day in the low 30s, so you're going to want a jacket if you are headed out this morning. We're also dealing with areas of fog, but this should lift once the sun is up. High pressure sitting over the region will keep skies mostly sunny as we move through the afternoon, bumping temperatures up near 60 for highs.

As we move through the overnight, clouds will start to move in from south to north as a storm system in the Gulf of Mexico tracks northeast. Low 39. Sunday will feature more clouds than sun and also a few scattered showers in the coalfields as the low passes by. I expect many places will remain dry, especially the further north. The thicker cloud cover will keep afternoon highs slightly cooler. High 55.

We're in between systems on Monday, and things look quiet for the opening of gun buck season. Hunters heading into the woods early in the morning may see a lingering shower with temperatures in the low 40s. As we move through the day, partly sunny skies will help temperatures climb to around 61.

Another round of rain moves in Tuesday and will be the start of a pattern shift that will take us through Thanksgiving. The rain comes ahead of a slow moving cold front that will drop temperatures from a high near 63 Tuesday down into the mid 40s for Thursday. Scattered showers will be the story through the three day period, so use caution if you'll be traveling for the holiday. Behind the front, we cool down and see the coldest air of the season. Could this mean scattered snow showers?? We'll have to see, but temperatures would support a few flurries with highs in the low 40s for Friday. Overnight lows will be in the upper 20s to low 30s.
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