Upper-level high pressure is keeping our weather on the pleasant side this afternoon. Cloud cover is hard to find, and this will continue into the overnight hours. Temperatures will drop under clear skies into the 30s, although some communities may hold up in the low 40s.
Upper-level cloud cover will arrive for Tuesday, although all in all it should be another pleasant early November day, with above-average high temperatures warming back to the upper 60s to low 70s.
A weak cold front could knock our temperatures back a few degrees on Wednesday. Regardless, plenty of sunshine and dry conditions will continue through the rest of the week. Temperatures will warm back up again into the upper 60s by Thursday and remain mild through the weekend. A weak system could increase cloud cover this weekend, with at this point a slight chance for rain on Sunday. The next significant changes in our area look to arrive by the middle of next week, with data confident in much colder temperatures by then.
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