Cooler weather settles in this weekend, but temps to continue mostly above normal through month’s end; wet weather to swipe parts of the area early Sunday, better organized rain system due Tuesday/early Wednesday. Dry, mild Thanksgiving expected
Warm and windy Thursday as November trend continues warm and dry; light rain possible Sunday but more significant system likely to bring higher precipitation amounts for Tuesday/Wed.
Powerful winds, gusting 40-50 mph rake the area Thursday, sending Chicago area temperatures surging into the 60s; cloudy, cooler weekend follows with some chilly rain likely
Tuesday’s chill retreats north as gusty SSW winds take hold, delivering milder 50s on Wednesday, unseasonable 60s Thursday—nearly 20 degrees above normal; Phoenix, Ariz. record-breaking 92° shattered old record by 5 degrees, logs latest 90°+ on record
Milder than normal temps to dominate coming two weeks for much of lower 48 thanks to persistent southwesterly jet stream—Catastrophic hurricane Iota to hit Central America, an area still recovering from Cat 4 Eta which hit area just 2 weeks ago