Forecast Last Updated at Friday, November 27, 2020 at 7:23AM

Pleasant Friday

Friday is pleasant by late November standards. We have early fog but clearing skies later this morning, then more clouds again tonight. Temperatures today are slightly cooler than Thursday. Saturday will be another step cooler. Skies become cloudy Sunday. Rain develops Sunday evening and ends Monday morning. Colder air arrives Monday night, and even a snow flurry is not out of the question. Tuesday will be the coldest day since last winter.

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Friday Hi: 65 Lo: 43 Early fog; Then plenty of sunshine; Pleasant; Clouds return tonight; Light NW wind

Saturday Hi: 62 Lo: 37 Mix of clouds & sunshine; Not as warm; NW wind 5-10 mph, becoming light

Sunday Hi: 54 Lo: 45 Becoming cloudy; Rain Sunday night; Light SE wind

Monday Hi: 58 Lo: 31 Morning rain; Clearing, blustery & colder Monday night

Tuesday Hi: 42 Lo: 24 Mostly sunny; Brisk/cold

Further Out

Wednesday - Few clouds; Less cold by afternoon; High in the lower 50s; Low near 30 degrees
Thursday - Becoming cloudy; Rain develops either late-day or Thur. night; High in the upper 40s; Low in the upper 30s

Forecast Discussion

Seasonally pleasant weather continues today thanks to high pressure centered to our northeast. We have clearing skies after early fog. clouds again tonight. A dry front moves across the Appalachians from west to east tonight with more clouds. Saturday has a mix of clouds and sun with cooler temperatures.

Low pressure develops in Texas Saturday and moves northeast Sunday and Monday. It taps much colder air arriving in the Northern Plains Saturday. Skies become cloudy for a cool Sunday. Rain arrives Sunday evening and may be heavy late Sunday night.

Showers end Monday morning. Colder air arrives Monday night on gusty NW winds. Even a snow flurry is possible. Tuesday will be the coldest day since last winter.

As the center of this cold high pressure area moves across New England, our temperatures moderate slightly by Wednesday afternoon. Then another low develops in Texas Wednesday. It moves east Thursday. Clouds return Thursday and a cold rain develops late Thursday.

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