A few rounds of showers and thunderstorms will cross the area today, tomorrow and into early on Wednesday morning. The week will begin mild, with readings warming into the lower 70s on Tuesday before a round of scattered, strong thunderstorms arrive with a cold front. Thanksgiving and Black Friday will be cooler and dry with plenty of sunshine. Rain chances will return late on Saturday and into Sunday of next weekend with the next storm system.
Today: Under thick clouds, a couple of batches of showers and thunderstorms will cross the area today. An isolated thunderstorm or two could be embedded within the rain, although there will be some significant dry breaks between the periods of rain today. Temperatures will slowly rise into the lower 60s. Winds: S 5-10 mph. High: 63.
Tonight: Scattered showers will continue to slide east across the area, and isolated thunderstorms will still be possible. Between the showers, some patchy dense fog may develop, similar to last night. It will remain unusually mild for November. Winds: S 5-10 mph. Low: 57.
Tuesday: Temperatures will climb to near 70 degrees in most areas under cloudy skies, as winds from the south increase. A strong cold front will arrive late in the day, producing widespread showers and thunderstorms. Some of the storms could potentially become severe. Winds: W around 10 mph. High: 71.
Tuesday Night: Any leftover thunderstorms will weaken, and a few lighter rain showers will linger. It will become cooler. Winds: W around 10 mph. Low: 46.
Wednesday: The final few showers will end early in the day, and skies will transition to partly sunny in the afternoon. Temperatures will return to the seasonably cool middle 50s for highs. Winds: NW 5-10 mph. High: 54.
