November 6-7

I am making some changes to the forecast!  In the short term there really isn't anything to update.  We are going to be chilly by November standards the next two mornings, with widespread frost and freezes.  Remember, NWS offices over the south are the only ones still issuing frost and freeze headlines.  Eastern IN will likely be a little warmer tonight as that's where the clouds will remain the thickest.  We have a lot of sunshine to look forward to, and the temperatures will rise back to above normal levels.  What I am eyeballing specifically now is a couple of cold fronts later next week.  These initially looked to come through dry, but there may well be some clipper like moisture with them.  First front comes in Thursday with some scattered light rain and cooler temperatures.  The second comes through Friday and it too will have some moisture.  Data today suggests that there may be some snow flakes or sleet pellets mixed in over the northern half of the state!   This doesn't look to be any big deal and nothing will stick...but this IS a change and a reminder that November is a transition month - El Nino or not!!  Temperatures will be on the cool side next weekend before moderating around the 16th.  If all goes well, I will have the 2026-27 PRELIMINARY WINTER OUTLOOK ISSUED SOMETIME SATURDAY (11/8) afternoon or evening!!  I will have a corresponding/companion video to go along with it early next week!