November 1-2

We are entering the last month of meteorological fall.  October didn't have much traditional fall weather.  We DID have a dry stretch, which is normal.  We saw a couple of frosty mornings.  Other than that, not so much!  We set statewide records for the most 65+ degree days...we tied records for the most number of 70+ degree days and we had the third warmest October on record.  I DO believe that the warmth overall from October will carry over into November, but our brief cold snaps will be a bit more profound.  WE DO have widespread frost and freeze chances in this forecast period.  I am keeping the 12th day in the forecast so you can see how we respond from the colder period.  Our growing season has one week to go before it officially ends.  I am adjusting rain chances over the forecast period.  I am still watching for the chances for a low end severe threat Tuesday night (overnight) and Wednesday.  Chances don't look great or widespread.  Most of election day is looking dry, and warm!  NO excuses to not get out and vote!   Rain overall over this forecast will depend totally on your location.  Everybody should see rain - but some will see next to nothing appreciable.  Look for the drought monitor on Thursday to show some expansion of drought conditions likely.