- Monday, 11/23
- High pressure builds across the Mississippi valley bringing pleasant late fall weather.
- Bright, but frosty to start the day. Sunrise temps from mid 20s colder suburbs to low 30s city.
- Sunshine dominates area skies. A few clouds form midday, then mid/high-level clouds begin to arrive late.
- NW winds 10-20 mph diminish to light and variable in the afternoon.
- Temps peak in the mid 40s.
- Clouds thicken and lower after dark. Wet snow may reach parts of the area toward daybreak.
Tuesday, 11/24
Wet snow may cause minor slushy accumulations W-N of the city. Precip changes to rain by mid-late morning. Windy, raw. Temps reach the mid 40s by evening. Periods of rain at night. Temps steady/slowly rising.
Wednesday, 11/25
Cloudy. Periodic showers through the day. Thunder possible. Mild, with temps reaching the mid 50s most areas. Winds S 15-20 mph diminishing to light N late. Rain ends toward evening, then cloudy overnight.
Thursday, 11/26
High pressure brings improving weather for Thanksgiving Day. Morning clouds break, giving way to partly-mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Mild, with highs in the low 50s. Winds becoming SW 10-15 mph.
Friday, 11/27
Considerable cloudiness accompanies a cold front across the area. Chance of an errant shower but staying dry most spots. Temps climb to the upper 40s. SW winds 10 mph turn NE. Partial clearing overnight.
Saturday, 11/27
High pressure settles across the region proving ample sunshine. Chilly, but temps still run about 6 degrees above normal, reaching highs in the upper 40s. NE-N winds 10-15 mph.
Sunday, 11/28
Skies turn variably cloudy as a cold front passes. Snow showers possible. Influx of polar air arrives. Temps peak near 40 degrees, then drop to around freezing by evening. Partly cloudy, colder overnight.
