We stay a little breezy overnight as more clouds move in. This will keep us a little warmer for Tuesday morning, but also block our view of the last total lunar eclipse until 2025. We start the day above average, in the mid 40s.
Election Day will be mostly cloudy, but also windy and warmer. Highs will be in the low 60s. Throughout the day, there will be some spotty rain to dodge, but most of us stay dry all day. The humidity will be higher, helping to keep our fire danger out of critical levels, even with the stronger wind.
Wednesday will also be windy, as warmer air keeps blowing in. In fact, we push to record territory. The current record for the date is 73, last hit in 1999, but we will be in the mid 70s this year.
As a cold front moves closer to us Thursday, there will be numerous showers and storms across the region. A couple of those storms could even reach severe levels. We stay windy with highs near 70 which will be hit around mid-day.
Then the cold front passes us by, blowing in much colder weather. Veterans Day will be cold and windy with mostly cloudy skies. We may struggle to hit the freezing point in the afternoon.
The sunshine is back for the weekend, but we stay cold. Saturday will be breezy with low 30s, followed by less wind and mid 30s Sunday. Both mornings will be in the teens.
ELECTION DAY
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Rain
Windy
High: 62
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Breezy
Low: 56
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Windy
High: 76
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Mid-say Storms
PM Temperature Drop
Windy
High: 70
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