3 THINGS TO KNOW:
- Near record highs Monday
- Cool-down, chance for rain Wednesday
- Hard freeze possible Thursday and Friday night
FORECAST:
It will be a warm start to the week with temps in the 40s on Monday morning, and the low 70s by the afternoon. South winds may be breezy at 15-25 MPH. The record high is 75, set in 2022.
A weak Monday night cold front will knock temps back into the 60s for Tuesday, followed by another cold front on Wednesday which will send temps into the 50s. By the end of the week, we're looking at highs only in the 40s on Thursday and Friday.
We now have a chance at rain and mostly cloudy skies on Veteran's Day, thanks to some extra moisture with the Wednesday cold front. The spotty rain will mainly be in the morning and early afternoon. It will likely not be a lot of rain, and it clears up by Wednesday evening.
A hard freeze is looking more likely Thursday night and Friday night across the region. Temps are expected to dip in the mid to upper 20s, which is cold enough to kill off most annuals, and freeze water pipes if not winterized.
The weekend will be sunny and a little warmer, but normal for November. We're in the 50s on Saturday and near 60 on Sunday. Rain looks likely to return early next week, potentially a lot of it.
MONDAY
Mostly Sunny
Record: 75 (2022)
High: 72
Wind: S 15-25
TUESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Mild
High: 65
Wind: E 5-15
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Rain
High: 59
Wind: N 15-25
Share your weather pictures with KMTV:
- Email to News@3newsnow.com
- 3 News Now Facebook page
- Use the hashtag #3NewsNow on Instagram or X.
Facebook
YouTube
Instagram
X