Today, expect the sunny stuff. Light wind from the east, reaching around 59°F.
It makes you wonder… where did all that winter go?
We like to go back and forth this time of year, apparently.
High around 65°F, with increasing rain chances.
17°F before sunrise this morning made today the coldest November 13th on record. The previous record was an 18°F low that was set in 1911.
Arctic air departs today.
We are expected to remain dry throughout the next few days. Any shots of precip will be weak. Ignore what the crap apps are saying. They depend solely on unfiltered model data that is not fact-checked by someone with a brain.
Below the HRRR model shows rain running off and on until around 5 PM, then a second rain wave starting around 1 AM and lasting into the morning hours of Thursday.
The NAM3 model pretty much agrees with that timing, the first round lasting off and on throughout the day, ending around 5 PM. Then a second round of rain starts back early Thursday morning and lasts to around 1 PM Thursday afternoon.
We start off the morning a bit chilly, about 45°F at the time of writing this (7:50 AM.)
But it’ll warm up quite well into the afternoon, with our high approaching the low 70°s.
Tropical Storm Nestor will be working its way inland today, which is the reason for the slight chance of rain today.
