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ALT Time change occurs tonight at 2AM Sunday, November 1st, so don't forget to set your clock back one hour. Some rain and storm chances persist Sunday before lessening on Monday. Another storm system is possible around next Tuesday to Wednesday.
ALT Here is your spooky Halloween forecast this evening, with scattered rain and some isolated storms. Highest chances remain in the southeast this afternoon, with an uptick this evening. Given scattered nature, outdoor plans may still proceed without disruptions. Have a backup plan in case rain occurs at your location.
ALT Clouds will be the norm tonight, with increasing rain chances through Saturday. This could put a damper on outdoor Halloween activities in the evening, but rain coverage will be scattered. Some rain chances persist, dry early week and another storm system around next Tuesday.
ALT Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected across the area this weekend. Rainfall amounts will average below a half inch in most areas, but some localized totals over 1" are possible. Given the scattered nature of showers and storms, outdoor plans may still proceed without disruption in some locations this weekend, but it would be a good idea to keep close watch on conditions and have a backup plan in case rain does occur at your location.
ALT Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected across the forecast area this weekend. Given the scattered nature of showers, many outdoor plans may still proceed without disruption this weekend, but it would be a good idea to keep close watch on conditions and have a backup plan in case rain does occur at your location. There is an additional chance for thunderstorms during the middle of next week.
ALT Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected across the forecast area this weekend. Given the scattered nature of showers, many outdoor plans may still proceed without disruption this weekend, but it would be a good idea to keep close watch on conditions and have a backup plan in case rain does occur at your location. There is an additional chance for thunderstorms during the middle of next week.
ALT Dry week ahead with rain chances returning for Halloween weekend. Highs will range between the upper 70s to mid 80s. Lows will range from the 40s to mid 50s, reaching the low 60s by the weekend.
ALT The combination of low relative humidity and dry vegetation will result in an elevated fire danger threat persisting through Thursday. Open burning is discouraged. Heed local burn bans.
ALT The combination of low relative humidity and dry vegetation will result in an elevated fire danger threat persisting through Thursday. Open burning is discouraged. Heed local burn bans.
ALT Warm days and cool mornings continue this week. Dry weather is expected through much of the week, but rain chances return to the forecast over the weekend. Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed Saturday night.
ALT The combination of low relative humidity and dry vegetation will result in an elevated fire danger threat persisting through most of this week. Open burning is discouraged. Heed local burn bans.
ALT The combination of low relative humidity and dry vegetation will result in an elevated fire danger threat persisting through most of this week. Open burning is discouraged. Heed local burn bans.
ALT Warm days and cool mornings continue this week. Dry weather is expected through much of the week, but rain chances creep back into the forecast in time for Halloween.
ALT The combination of low relative humidity and dry vegetation will result in an elevated fire danger threat persisting through most of this week. Open burning is discouraged. Heed local burn bans.
ALT Warm days and cool mornings continue this week. Dry weather is expected through much of the week, but some rain chances creep back into the forecast next weekend.