One last day here on Veterans Day featuring mild and dry conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region , but big changes begin on Thursday which will lead us to a windy and cold weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states during the late week and stick around through the weekend with increasingly colder conditions. In addition, there will be periods of rain from tomorrow into Friday with the first snows of the season across the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians from West Virginia to New England. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold on both days with some sunshine and well below normal temperatures for this time of year.
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A cold front arrives during the overnight hours, and it can be preceded with some shower activity across the northern part of Alabama. Temperatures will drop off on Thursday by some ten degrees or so from highs today in the lower 70’s and the lower 60’s more likely tomorrow afternoon. The weather stays quite cool during the late week and weekend with highs generally in the 50’s and overnight lows in the 30’s.
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One last day here on Veterans Day featuring mild and dry conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region , but big changes begin on Thursday which will lead us to a windy and cold weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states during the late week and stick around through the weekend with increasingly cooler conditions. In addition, there will be occasional showers from tomorrow into Friday with the first snows of the season across the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians from West Virginia to New England. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold on both days around here with some sunshine and well below normal temperatures for this time of year.
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The remainder of the week and the upcoming weekend look quite nice across the Denver metro region with strong high pressure in control. We can expect high temperatures generally in the 60’s and overnight lows not far from 40 degrees right through the weekend.
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One last day here on Veterans Day featuring mild and dry conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region , but big changes begin on Thursday which will lead us to a windy and cold weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states during the late week and stick around through the weekend with increasingly colder conditions. In addition, there will be periods of rain from tomorrow into Friday with the first snows of the season across the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians…can even be a few flakes mixing in around here at times. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold on both days with some sunshine and well below normal temperatures for this time of year.
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After a couple more quiet, dry weather days, major changes are coming to the Mid-Atlantic region for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it will likely feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary somewhere near the Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system with rain around here from Thursday into Friday and there can be some snow in the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold with temperatures well below normal for this time of year.
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The next couple of days will be dry and mild across the Tennessee Valley, and then a strong cold front arrives on Wednesday night. The passage of the front will usher in much colder air for the late week and weekend with temperatures well below normal for this time of year.
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Fifty-one years have passed since a major storm over the Great Lakes helped to sink the SS Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior taking the lives of all 29 crew members on November 10th, 1975. When launched on June 7, 1958, it was the largest ship on North America's Great Lakes, and to this day she remains the largest to have sunk there. The Edmund Fitzgerald was in the worst possible location during the worst weather of the ferocious storm. The wind and waves from the west hit the freighter broadside as it tried to flee south to safety in Whitefish Bay. The Edmund Fitzgerald was loaded with about 26,000 tons of taconite pellets on November 9th, 1975, at Superior, Wisconsin and was bound for Detroit, Michigan when the storm hit.
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After a couple more quiet, dry weather days, major changes are coming to the Mid-Atlantic region for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it will likely feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary somewhere near the Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system with rain around here from Thursday into Friday and there can be some snow in the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold with temperatures well below normal for this time of year.
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After a couple more quiet, dry weather days, major changes are coming to the Mid-Atlantic region for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it will likely feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary somewhere near the Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system with rain around here from Thursday into Friday and there can be some snow in the interior higher elevations of the Appalachians. The weekend is shaping up to be windy and cold with temperatures well below normal for this time of year.
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