It was a nice weekend with above average high temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s with sunshine both days. The warmer trend will continue Monday and Tuesday with highs reaching the low 50s but then a cold front drops temperatures into the 30s on Wednesday. Thanksgiving Thursday and Black Friday look cold with highs hovering around 30.
A round of light rain showers looks pretty good for late Monday afternoon through Tuesday. We likely see some long dry breaks, especially Monday night and Tuesday, but the chance for light scattered showers will continue.
Rain totals don't look super impressive with no steady, heavy rain expected, but a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain is possible for most through Tuesday night.
Some of the precipitation may switch over to flurries or light snow showers by Wednesday morning. Little to no snow accumulation is expected.
The wind will stay out of the southwest Monday and Tuesday bringing in the warmer air but then shifts with the cold front Wednesday to the west where winds could gust above 40 mph at times.
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