36hrs Near Record Warmth; Turning Colder More Seasonal Wed/Thu; Warmer Again Fri-Tue Ahead of a Potential Thanksgiving Storm System

<p>TODAY and tomorrow zonal west down-sloping flow will warm afternoon temperatures to near record readings in the upper 70’s to around 80-degrees.  Overnight lows will be in the 40’s tonight then fall into the 20’s for tomorrow night with a cold front passing through during the early morning hours Wednesday.  This front will be associate with an upper-level trough moving through the Dakotas and low-pressure just north of the Canadian border, so not anticipating any moisture to squeeze out locally just breezy north winds and colder more seasonal temperatures for a couple days.   Mid November high temps should be around 50-degrees and lows 25-degrees. Wednesday’s high will be in the 40’s and Thursday’s morning low around 20-degrees will the coldest temp of the season.  Thursday’s temps will be right at 50 and 25, while Friday high-pressure and ridging from the west will warm us back into the 60’s heading into the weekend.       </p>