Highs of 50-57 are likely today northeast to southwest with south to south-southwest winds 15-30 mph.  Relative humidity will be very low.  This combined with the wind will lead to elevated grass & leaf litter fire risk.  Skies will be mostly sunny.

Lows tonight will run 36-45 with south-southwest winds 15-30, then 20-35 mph.  Skies will be mostly clear.

Highs tomorrow will run 62-68 northeast to southwest with south-southwest to southwest winds 25-45 mph.  Isolated gusts to 50 mph are possible.  The relative humidity will be very low.  This, combined with strong winds will lead to elevated grass & leaf little fire risk.  Skies will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy.

With southwest winds 20-30 mph, lows Thursday night will run just 47-54 with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies.

Winds will diminish to 5-15 mph by Friday afternoon with highs 62-67 with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.

Partly cloudy skies should become mostly cloudy Friday evening & night with lows 51-56.

Front will stall right over the area Saturday, leading to a large difference in temperature over the area with 50 north to 65 south.  Some scattered showers & isolated t'storms are possible along the front with 40% coverage.  Skies look mostly cloudy to cloudy with northeast winds north of the front & south winds south of it.  This pushing of the front southward is a result of upper trough swinging through eastern Canada & the Northeast then strong, cold surface high shifting into Ontario & Northern New England.

It appears front will move back north as a warm front Saturday night with temperatures running 58-65 with south winds & most of the scattered showers & isolated t'storms shifting just north of the area.

Cold front should swing in Sunday midday-early afternoon with a line/band of showers & storms with highs 60-67. 

An isolated severe storm or two is possible.

South to southwest then west to northwest winds will run 20-35 mph.

It looks a bit cooler Monday & Tuesday of next week with 40s to 50s & lows 20s to 30s.  Skies look mostly clear.

Wednesday will see an increase in clouds with southwest winds 20-35 mph & highs in the 60s.

A round of showers & isolated t'storms look possible on Thanksgiving Day.

The day after Thanksgiving looks cooler with highs in the 40s with breezy conditions from the northwest at 15-25 mph & partly cloudy skies.

Windy, mild weather returns around November 30 with some scattered showers & highs in the 50s to 60s.

Highs in the 40s should follow.

The early half of December is still averaging warmer than normal for the area.

The second of December is also continuing to average warmer than normal for the area.

December still looks wetter than normal for the area.