Good Tuesday to one and all. We are FINALLY starting to see some weather action around here after what has been a BORING stretch of November weather to date. This has given us a nice little stockpile of nice days that we can pull out of our memory banks in what is likely to be a harsh winter ahead.  Oh wait... did I just say that?

The big closed low we have harped on for days is now SLOWLY working into the area from the west. This will cause an increase in showers from west to east today. You can track those showers here...



Temps today will be warmer in the east with low and mid 60s possible while the rest of the region sees temps a few degrees cooler because of more clouds.
 
That closed low will continue to bring showers into mid week. Here is how the forecast shakes out...

- Showers will continue into Wednesday with temps coming way down with upper 40s to low 50s.

- Thursday will see more scattered showers that will begin pulling away. Temps will be rather chilly yet again with near 50 highs.

- Friday looks pretty good with low 50s and some sun returning.

- The weekend will see low pressure across the deep south developing and riding northeastward up the east coast of the US. I notice the GFS is showing this storm now passing just to our south. This is actually a seasonal bias of the model being to far east with these types of lows. The European Model and Canadian Model both bring this low farther westward meaning a chilly rain coming for part of the weekend. The Canadian is highlighting Sunday into Monday...



This would be the beginning of an active weather week leading up to Thanksgiving. Much colder air will be moving in to much of the country and may try to combine with an active southern storm track that would lead to some fun and games for parts of the country in time for the big holiday travel period. The Canadian looks interesting...

Thanksgiving Morning



We shall see!

Have a great day and take care.