Another Warm One
It's another morning that you will walk outside and say "Wow! It's not that cold"! Temperatures are in the 40s and 50s this morning, and afternoon highs will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. That's about 10-15F degrees ABOVE the average. With an average temperature of 49.9F (4.9F ABOVE normal) so far this month, this is going down as the 2nd warmest November since we began keeping records in the 1800s! The warmest November was in 1975 with an average temperature of 51.8F.
An area of low pressure/occluded front will push rainfall northward this evening. Showers will develop after sundown and become heavy at times from 1am-5am Wednesday morning. The rain will end around 9am Wednesday morning. Rainfall amounts are expected to fall between .50-1.0". Breaks of sun will return by Wednesday afternoon. However, high temperatures will also return to the 50s.
High pressure makes another major statement following the frontal passage. Once the sunshine re-establishes itself on Wednesday, it will be around through the entire weekend! High temperatures will be in the lower 50s on Thursday and Friday while dropping into the upper 40s on Saturday. Then, temperatures will head back to the 50s on Sunday.
Stargazer's Weekly Guide: This week, the moon will be in the waxing crescent phase->first quarter phase.
Melissa :)
