Enjoy Saturday

Above average temps and sunshine through most of the daylight hours makes for a great day. By early morning tomorrow showers should arrive with slightly cooler temps.

Tuesday gives us the best shot at snow of the season. Wait and see.

Foggy and Cool Thanksgiving

A revised forecast has significantly cooler temperatures for today and tomorrow. Today in the 40s and 50s on Friday with some fog and clouds. Down 10 or more degrees from yesterday's forecast.

Three Nice Days

Once these clouds move out there will be plenty of sunshine and unseasonable mild temperatures. Highs in the fifties today and Thanksgiving. Into the 60s by Black Friday. Speaking of which... People are all ready lined up for the deals outside of the Best Buy. Now that's dedication.

Rain and Thunderstorms

Today started off with showers some being fairly heavy. This afternoon and evening there us a decent chance of thunderstorms. Forecasts have the high in the lower 60s but it was much cooler earlier. November with you don't disappoint with your cold rains and winds. At least it's not snow!

Cool and Damp - T'Storm Tommorow?

Sunday's cool and wet weather will continue through today. Temps in the mid 50's - which is about a bit warmer than normal for this time of year. Tomorrow will be down right balmy - with highs in the 60's.

Tomorrow will also give us a shot at thunderstorms.  With a 100% chance of rain with thunder boomer or two, it's going to feel like spring.  We'll be close to 20 degrees above normal.

Not to worry normal temps return on Wednesday. The next big question is what's the weather going to be for T-Day on Thursday?

Cool Day on Tap for Thursday

It's going to be dryer on Thursday but also cooler with more wind. High temps will only get into the lower 40s and with the winds blowing 15 - 20 mph or higher, it's going to feel even colder.  It will warm up a bit Friday and Saturday - but it looks like our last few warm days are in our past.

When will Dayton see it's first snow?

Historically, November 21st is the average date for the first measurable snowfall ( > 0.1").  December 6th is the average date for the first  1+" of snow.

Our Rain Re-Visted

Our rains have move on out of the Dayton area with a long front of showers stretching from over long stretch of the eastern half of the country. Nothing terrible strong along the front. With it passing through expect cooler temps in our area with still a stray shower possible. 

From Weather Underground