Weather Forecast: Sunny Today, Rain Monday, Colder Week

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weather Update: Warmth Before a Chilly Thanksgiving

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frosty conditions this morning will give way too sunny skies and a south breeze, bringing a welcome warm-up. However, significant changes are on the horizon this week, culminating in a chilly Thanksgiving.

Current Conditions & Today’s Forecast

Clear skies and light winds allowed temperatures to dip into the lower 30s and upper 20s this morning, resulting in a widespread frost.Patchy fog developed in some areas, particularly east and southeast of the metro, but this will dissipate quickly after sunrise.

Expect sunny skies for most of the day. The sunshine, combined with a south breeze, will drive temperatures up quickly. Highs should reach either side of 60 degrees for most locations. While winds will be lighter than yesterday, today promises to be a pleasant day.

Changes Arriving This Week

Our first change arrives overnight into Monday with increasing cloud cover. A storm system passing to our south will bring light rain showers throughout Monday. While showers are expected, it won’t be a complete washout, with rainfall amounts likely remaining minimal – most locations will see only a tenth or two of an inch, if any.

The showers will clear out by Tuesday morning, leaving partly cloudy skies. Another quick-moving system will brush northern Iowa Tuesday afternoon, potentially bringing a few sprinkles to the far north. This system will also usher in a cold front by the end of the day.

Cooler Temperatures for Thanksgiving

The cold front will bring gusty winds lasting into Wednesday, and a significant temperature drop. Highs on Wednesday will only reach the upper 30s. Thanksgiving itself will remain chilly, with highs in the mid to upper 30s.fortunately,the holiday should be dry with partly cloudy skies.

Key Takeaways

  • Temperatures will warm substantially today, reaching the low 60s.
  • Light rain showers are expected on Monday,but rainfall amounts will be minimal.
  • A cold front will bring gusty winds and much cooler temperatures by Wednesday.
  • Thanksgiving will be chilly, with highs in the mid to upper 30s, but dry.

Stay tuned for further updates as the week progresses. We will continue to monitor these systems and provide the latest information to help you plan accordingly.

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