Several cold nights/mornings are ahead of us.
Friday morning, Saturday morning and Sunday morning we’ll be waking up to temps in the low to mid 30s. Friday night/Saturday morning looks like our “best” chance to hit the freezing mark, especially in more rural areas.
If you hear about any snow potential tonight, that is reserved for the Cumberland Plateau. We were not invited.
Friday and Saturday afternoon won’t be totally miserable, with highs reaching around 50°.
Southerly flow returns Sunday, and high temps will recover all the way into the low 60s, nearly a 30° difference from the morning.
Highs nearly reaching 70° on Monday will come with some PM rain chances. Too soon to try to nail down specific timing ATM.
Long range models continue to indicate the potential for a wet Turkey Day. There’s quite a bit of run-to-run inconsistency, which is very common a week out, so still a lot to be sorted out. For now, early indications say just rain, no severe or winter hazards – but again, it’s a week out. Something to keep in mind while doing any planning.
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