Good Thursday everyone and thanks for dropping by the blog. Our big closed low pressure that has plagued the region for the past few days is finally on the move and this will mean better weather that will carry us into the start of the upcoming weekend.

A few scattered showers will be possible early today across parts of the region... but we will quickly dry things out from west to east. You can track the rains out of here...

Skies will be a mix of sun and clouds with a nice little breeze blowing. Temps today will be near the 50 degree mark for many. Here is how the rest of the forecast looks...

- Friday into Saturday look to be very nice days with seasonable temps. Daytime highs will run in the 50-55 degree range during this time.

- Low pressure will be developing across the deep south this weekend. The question will be just how far north this low can get. The models have been giving us a glancing blow of showers for Sunday into early Monday and we will watch the trend to see what happens with this low.

- Big weather changes are coming next week as the pattern begins to go toward a wintry one. The models are not all on the same page on how it all works out... but the potential is there for a taste of winter around the time we are tasting some turkey. Check out the GFS precip type forecast...




I am NOT endorsing what the GFS is suggesting... I am only putting it out there for you guys to see. To be honest... it probably won't work out like the model is showing. Next week is the first step of what is likely to be a step down process into a true winter pattern taking hold for much of December.

I will try to update all this a little later so check back. Until next time... take care.