
ALT Graphic reminding viewers to “Fall Back” for the end of Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, November 1, 2026. A vintage alarm clock is centered against an autumn-themed background, with a white arrow pointing backward and text highlighting 2 AM as the time clocks are set back one hour. Additional text at the bottom reads “New Sunset 5:34 PM.”

ALT Today's weather story shows the six to ten day temperature outlook for the United States. On the left side two sections have four bullets of text. Key Messages: one, very mild to warm conditions continue into early November; two, rain chances return this weekend. Then under certainty: three, 80 to 90 percent likelihood of above normal readings; and four, highs consistently in 70s, with 75 to 79 this Thursday and Friday. The map's title notes it is valid October 30 to November 3, 2026, and it was just issued on Saturday the 24th. The map depicts slightly below normal temperatures for the western quarter of the country, shades of orange and vermillion for slightly above normal over the eastern Rockies and western Plains, and then shades of red to maroon for the eastern half of the nation, with the darkest maroon centered over the Great Lakes, Midwest and Ohio Valley.



































