Taney County weather for week #2!

First the carrot!

Sunday, Nov 13 - We will begin to see southerly winds return on Sunday and a slow moderation of temperatures. A weak wind shift will move across the area on Monday but temperatures will not be affected by this weak surface trough. Temperatures will warm up above average (58F) by early next week.

Upper level ridging will take place across the Central U.S. Very warm weather is expected by middle of next week with temperatures in the lower to possibly middle 70's. We may be approaching record highs again by Wednesday or Thursday. Mostly clear and dry weather is expected through Thursday.

Then the stick!

Friday, Nov 18 -  All guidance indicates a trough developing across the central and eastern U.S. by the end of next week. The GFS is more significant with the trough than the EURO which is more progressive. We may see our next chance of rain...maybe storms by the end of the week and much colder weather following next weekend.

Even though we are only about a week or so into November, it's easy to see that the averages are higher than normal for this year and back in 2015!

Down the Road: 

Highs will only be in the 40's on Saturday the 19th as a cold air mass slides over the region with highs then in the lower 50's for Sunday.

The pattern will then bring another chance of precipitation next week along with mild temperatures. Wo wo!

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