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Some moderate to disruptive rain, wind, and temperature change impacts are likely.
Temperatures will frequent the 30s in the short term. By Sunday, a strong front will take the weather headline.
The work week will have one fleeting shower chance. A stronger chances appears to be emerging for the weekend.
An infusion of dry, crisp air will cause temperatures to slip this week.
Dry, crisp conditions will soon replace the balmy, damp ones.
A low pressure system to bring scattered showers to the Cape Fear this weekend.
A reintroduction to 60s and 70s, and chances for rain highlight your First Alert Forecast.
Over 20 storms formed, included an unnamed subtropical storm that was retroactively recognized to have formed off the New England Coast in January.
A slow but ultimately substantial warmup reintroduces 60s and 70s to your First Alert Forecast.
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A slow but ultimately substantial warmup reintroduces 60s and 70s to your First Alert Forecast.
In most cases, even colder numbers than the first days of the month...
Subfreezing temperatures are probable in the week ahead.
Your First Alert Weather Team is scouting classically cool temperatures for the holiday weekend.
Your First Alert Weather Team is scouting classically cool temperatures for the holiday weekend.
Your First Alert Weather Team is scouting classically cool temperatures for the holiday weekend.
Your First Alert Forecast opens with mild showers, but changes are close at hand...
Rain should wrap by Thanksgiving, but it is worth staying alert for in the meantime.
Some of the shower chances could affect your errands or travel before Thanksgiving...
Some of the shower chances could affect your errands or travel before Thanksgiving...
A pleasant weekend with mild temperatures and rain chances to come prior to Thanksgiving.
Rain chances will settle to near 0% for Saturday and Sunday, though, which is key.
Your First Alert Forecast is somewhat active, but not especially severe, in the week leading into Thanksgiving.
Clouds will be on the increase through the end of the week...
The next best chance of rain is several days away...
Though the weekend timing is lamentable, your First Alert Forecast continues to offer the risk of beneficial raindrops Sunday.
A cool and rainy weekend with highs in the 50s.
Chances for needed raindrops will eventually come with some chillier temperatures, too.
Chances for needed raindrops will eventually come with some chillier temperatures, too.
A cold front will halt the mild to warm conditions by the weekend.
Gannon shows you how your First Alert Weather Team stores, stacks, and manipulates the graphics you see every day.
Gannon explores the utility of frost and freeze climatology in fall forecasting.
Gannon tests popular November weather lore, explores the utility of frost and freeze climatology in fall forecasting, and takes you on a behind-the-scenes tour of the First Alert Weather graphics workspace.
Daily highs in the 70s to near 80 expected through week's end.
Dry high pressure will support warmer than average temperatures in the week ahead.
A fall-tastic weekend filled with abundant sunshine and highs in the 70s.
A fall-tastic weekend filled with abundant sunshine and highs in the 70s.
Cold mornings to warmer afternoons...
Cold mornings to warmer afternoons...
The coldest weather since March 21 - i.e. winter - is in your First Alert Forecast.
A strong, passing cold front is the lead actor in your First Alert Forecast.
A cold front to move through Tuesday bringing rain chances and much cooler temperatures.
Your First Alert Forecast spans temps in the 80s and the 30s.
A cold front will bring an abrupt halt to the warm weather pattern on or just after Halloween.
Abundant sunshine and temperatures will challenge record highs.
Temperatures will flirt with record highs ahead of the next big chill...
After a mostly toasty final stretch of October, a cold front will switch the weather back to chilly by November 1.