First Alert Weather: Increasing clouds and rain likely by Wednesday
The wet weather will taper off early on Thursday, with breaks in the clouds during the afternoon. Expect another big drop in temperatures, with highs in the 60s, and lows in the 40s. Sunny weather and the more seasonal fall-feel will settle in for the weekend. Expect highs near 70º, with overnight lows in the 40s.
First Alert Weather Day: Wednesday brings stronger wind for some
A High Wind Warning is in effect for the coast from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. tomorrow, with a High Wind Advisory for the valleys and Portland metro area during the same time period. Sustained winds on the coast will reach up to 40 mph,
FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Mid-60s for Wednesday. Rain Chances Later On In The Week.
Today was what it should feel like for this time of year as we had highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. 59 is our average high for this time of year.
First Alert Weather: No rain in sight for next several days
CBS News New York's Tony Sadiku says we'll see temperatures in the 50s on Tuesday and Wednesday and then some clouds and the upper 40s on Thursday.
First Alert Weather: Mild Veterans Day; rain returns mid-week
As the cold front passes through the state, expect clouds to gradually clear, leaving us with a mostly sunny sky this afternoon.
First Alert: Veterans Day features plenty of clouds with a few isolated showers
The forecast doesn’t change much as the work week begins! On Veterans Day we’ll see a mainly cloudy sky with a few peeks of sunshine, a few isolated showers are possible today but most remain dry. A cold front brings a higher rain chance Wednesday going into Thursday.
First Alert Weather: A warm Veterans Day
Temperatures this morning are in the 70s. It will be another warm day in the low to middle 80s with a brief shower possible A high risk of rip currents continues at our local beaches. A few cold fronts over this week will usher in cooler and drier weather.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Mostly Sunny Veterans Day
After a rainy morning subsides and the sun begins to peak out, Veterans Day shapes up to be a wonderful day. Mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 60s will leave your day nice and pleasant.
First Alert: downpours, slowdowns on Thursday morning
Meteorologist Ben Cathey tracks quiet weather before and after the First Alert, with a mild weekend coming later.
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