Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, November 24, 2020 at 12:42PM

Clouds Build, Showers Loom

Any clarity to the morning remains likely to be lost throughout the afternoon as a ridge gives way to a low pressure system situated well to our west. While the low itself is expected to track through the central US, it's likely to produce some juicy southerly winds and rain chances by Wednesday into Thursday. After a couple of post-frontal clearer days, another development occurs from the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to be a bit more "interesting", bringing more rain chances as well as some snow shower potential on the back end by Monday night.

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Tuesday Hi: 50 Lo: 34 Mostly sunny; A few high thin clouds; Light South wind

Wednesday Hi: 51 Lo: 46 Generally cloudy, especially late; A shower is possible during the late afternoon; Rain Wednesday night; South wind 5-15 mph

Thursday Hi: 63 Lo: 43 Cloudy early with clearing in the PM; Mild; A residual shower is possible early; South wind 10-20 mph diminishing through the day

Friday Hi: 61 Lo: 45 A few clouds; Still mild

Saturday Hi: 57 Lo: 42 Building clouds; A touch cooler

Further Out

Sunday - Increasing clouds; A few PM showers; High in the lower 50s; Low in the lower 40s
Monday - Morning rain showers mixing with light rain and snow showers late; High in the upper 40s; Low in the mid 30s

Forecast Discussion

Some weather action is finally on tap after a prolonged period of quiet..building clouds today yield to more dense cloud cover and breezy conditions by Wednesday, the latter part of which could see some showers as a low tracks across the central US. By Thursday afternoon, however, things dry out a bit as winds diminish..

Black Friday is looking great, as above average temperatures continue under mostly sunny skies. A few more clouds enter the picture Saturday, as a feature attempts to emerge from the Gulf of Mexico bringing unsettled and uncertain weather by Sunday and Monday. Things should start out as rain, but there's the possibility of a few flakes in the picture by late Sunday into Monday behind the low's cold front. Well to early to be quoting any amounts, however..

Things look generally cool and dry following as high pressure resettles, with more drama possible late next week.

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