Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey’s First Warning Forecast
It looks like we will be kicking off November with some scattered showers and thunderstorms ahead of an approaching cold front.
We really won’t feel the effects of that cold front until Wednesday, meaning the first day of November will be unseasonably warm.
We expect high temperatures in the afternoon and the low to mid 70s with clearing skies.
Wednesday brings the return of clouds and cooler temperatures. But it won’t be unseasonably cold.
We expect high temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s with very little chance for rain.
By Thursday, we start our warming trend. Under partly cloudy skies it will be a few degrees warmer by Thursday afternoon.
And that warming trend continues on Friday. With plenty of sunshine, we should top out close to the 70 degree mark to end the work week.
And it gets even warmer as we head into the weekend!
Saturday will feature lots of sunshine and high temperatures in the mid 70s — near perfect weather to go check out the fall colors.
Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour when you go to bed on Saturday night. We get an extra hour of sleep this weekend as we returned to Standard Time.
Sunday will be very pleasant as well. We will likely see an increase in clouds in the afternoon, and evening hours. And a shower is possible late Sunday evening ahead of our next weather maker.
A cold front approaches the area on Monday. Bringing a chance for scattered showers and possibly some thunderstorms. Before the cooler arrives we expect high temperatures in the low-to mid-70s to kick off the work week.
