Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
1144 AM MDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Sunny and warmer today - Windy tonight and Monday, with showers possible - Dry weather for the rest of the work week The departing upper trough is crossing the Midwest this morning, while ridging is setting up across much of the western CONUS. On the backside of this ridge, southwest flow will develop later this morning, quickly advecting warmer air back into the CWA. A strong cold front will cross the CWA tonight, bringing showers and gusty northwest winds. An upper low will cross ND during the day on Monday, with waves rotating across the CWA. The upper low will stall out over the Great Lakes region through mid week, with northwest flow persisting across the northern Plains. An approaching system will bring a strong cold front to the area tonight.
Currently, a quick moving ridge is placed over North Dakota, with southwest flow in Montana. A trough is digging through the Pacific Northwest, and another one nearing the Ohio River Valley. At the surface, a double low pressure is sitting in eastern Montana, and near Calgary. Ahead of the lows, light rain showers are possible this evening in the northwest. These will expand west to east as the low pressure and a front move through overnight. QPF values will be low as the front and low pressure are very progressive. Monday as the low pressure and front move off into Minnesota, very windy northwest winds will increase. The pressure rises are the highest in the southwest, where a High Wind Watch was issued. The highest winds will be between 15z and 06z Monday night.
309 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Overnight lows in the low to mid 30s and light winds will promote areas of frost over south central to central WI.
Radar derived estimates suggest that the highest rainfall totals are across the Middle Keys with approximately 2 to 3 inches of rain. There are no watches, warnings, and advisories in effect for the Florida Keys waters, but mariners can expect reduced clearance under fixed bridges due to higher high tides. Expect drier air and lighter winds mid week while low pressure builds over the eastern CONUS.
626 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 622 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights. The trough axis will swing through in the afternoon and that will bring a very low chance for a pop up shower mainly in northeast areas, otherwise dry conditions will settle in. Colder air is building in behind the front and compared to yesterday we will see much cooler highs, as much as 20 degrees cooler with highs in the 60s.
- Afternoon highs Monday behind the cold front will trend 5-15 degrees cooler than today, with the coldest temperatures north of I-70.
642 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 630 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Lower Texas beaches through at least Monday evening.
Gusty southwest winds will continue into the evening ahead of an approaching cold front.
637 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Cooler and drier weather is expected this week with the potential for frost midweek. High pressure building through the Southern Plains behind this morning's front has led to the breezy northwest winds today. As that high pressure axis shifts east tonight we'll see winds die off considerably this evening, though maybe not to completely calm. But tomorrow the high moving east and another cold front approaching from the west cranks the winds back up again, this time out of the south/southwest. Kimble Monday night's front brings an even cooler and even drier air mass behind it.
550 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 544 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - A roller coaster of temperatures is expected through the weekend as a series of cold fronts intrude upon the region.
623 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - High pressure will spin the wind dial overnight with a wide range of temps from a chilly start to above average afternoon.
702 PM EDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Gusty winds expected through this evening behind a strong cold front, along with much cooler temperatures.
524 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 1022 AM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Wind gusts of 20-30 mph are expected this afternoon, in the wake of the cold front.
748 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 743 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights. Today may end up being the first cooler-than-normal day in Nashville since September 10. The trough axis will swing through in the afternoon and that will bring a very low chance for a pop up shower mainly in northeast areas, otherwise dry conditions will settle in. Colder air is building in behind the front and compared to yesterday we will see much cooler highs, as much as 20 degrees cooler with highs in the 60s.
608 PM MDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - A cold front passing through the region this evening is bringing scattered showers, mountain snow, and breezy conditions.
713 PM EDT Sun Oct 19 2025 A cold front will cross the area this evening bringing breezy winds with isolated showers in the northern Midlands. A cold front has moved into South Carolina this evening which will allow for wind gusts to strengthen along and just behind the front with gusts expected to increase between 8pm and midnight with max gusts around 30 mph. The strongest forcing will remain to the north of the area with a negatively- tilted trough moving into the eastern CONUS. While some showers remain possible this evening, mainly across the northern Midlands, they are expected to be brief with drier and cooler weather behind the front tonight.
Winds have started to subside as today's cold front shifts well to our east, but will remain breezy at times overnight.
614 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 Updated at 1225 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Decreasing winds and cooler temperatures today. - Gusty south winds return Monday morning and early afternoon, resulting in limited fire weather danger, before a dry cold front passes through Monday afternoon. By late this afternoon, eastern OK will already be on the back side of the high, with winds switching back to southerly direction. As another cold front approaches Monday afternoon the gradient will weaken and winds decrease.
Temps will struggle to reach 50 today and overnight lows tonight will be below freezing in many areas. This period still has the upper level ridge breaking down as an upper level trough arrives at the OR-WA coast. During the high pressure period, wind should be light, with the only worry some fog after the short term period storm.
Partly clouds skies and seasonably cool temps tonight as high pressure builds into the region from the North, as low temps fall into the upper 40s across inland SE GA and mid/upper 50-s across inland NE FL, while the lingering onshore flow will keep coastal areas in the lower 60s.
123 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Ridge of high pressure will offer sunny skies today.
1237 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 1219 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Lower Texas beaches through at least Monday evening.
Updated at 1013 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Lower Texas beaches through at least Monday evening.
235 AM MDT Mon Oct 20 2025 KEY MESSAGES: - Gusty west to NW wind expected today as a low pressure system moves to the east, keeping a Lake Wind Advisory in effect until 9 pm this evening. WEATHER PATTERN OVERVIEW: A cold front moved through the region Sunday afternoon followed by a low pressure system overnight. Tight surface gradient behind the low today will generate strong west to northwest winds which will stay below high wind warning criteria for the most part. High pressure will bring for clear skies which will allow temperatures to fall into the 20s for lows.
154 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - High pressure will spin the wind dial overnight with a wide range of temps from a chilly start to above average afternoon.
213 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 A cold front will move through early this morning. Mild and dry weather expected throughout the work week as high pressure builds in. Latest analysis shows cold front near Hwy 17 early this morning, quickly pushing eastward along with the upper trough. High pressure will remain in control overnight, setting up for excellent radiational cooling conditions with clear skies and light/calm winds. That and given the dry airmass, went on the cooler side of guidance, with lows falling into the upper 30s to low 40s inland and upper 40s to mid 50s for the beaches.
313 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Windy conditions today ahead of the strong cold front.
1122 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Cooler and drier weather is expected this week with the potential for frost midweek. High pressure building through the Southern Plains behind this morning's front has led to the breezy northwest winds today. As that high pressure axis shifts east tonight we'll see winds die off considerably this evening, though maybe not to completely calm. But tomorrow the high moving east and another cold front approaching from the west cranks the winds back up again, this time out of the south/southwest. Kimble Monday night's front brings an even cooler and even drier air mass behind it.
141 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Winds will remain gusty through today, but will begin to subside tonight with weak high pressure building into the region.
Updated at 1042 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Look for cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights.
Updated at 143 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - A roller coaster of temperatures is expected through the weekend as a series of cold fronts intrude upon the region.
1013 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - Overnight lows in the low to mid 30s and light winds will promote areas of frost over south central to central WI.
133 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Wrap around moisture will produce more showers today as low pressure exits the region.
Current satellite shows clear skies across the area with upper level ridging still stretched southeast to northwest across the Southwestern U. A stationary cut-off low remains situated roughly 600 miles southwest of San Diego with water vapor imagery showing very little moisture associated with the system.
- Elevated to near critical fire weather is expected in the Southern Panhandles today with approaching cold front.
- Cold front brings a line of showers late tonight.
This period still has the upper level ridge breaking down as an upper level trough arrives at the OR-WA coast. During the high pressure period, wind should be light, with the only worry some fog after the short term period storm. Unless low clouds or a shower drop conditions to MVFR/IFR, expect VFR conditions A cold front associated with our approaching storm system sweeps across the state today.
206 AM MDT Mon Oct 20 2025 KEY MESSAGES: - A ridge builds over the region causing mild conditions through most of the week. - Stable conditions under the ridge will promote valley fog this week.
1144 PM CDT Sun Oct 19 2025 - High pressure will spin the wind dial overnight with a wide range of temps from a chilly start to above average afternoon.
230 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - High pressure will spin the wind dial overnight with a wide range of temps from a chilly start to above average afternoon.
Key message(s): - Cooler and much drier following Sunday evening's frontal passage. Otherwise, not much of note as dew points will continue to fall into the low 30's by Monday afternoon with high temps in the low 70's.
1213 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 1213 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Look for cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights.
- Cold front will move through this afternoon, flipping winds around to the north and increasing speeds.
Breezy conditions continue into this afternoon behind an associated cold front.
Updated at 1223 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Gusty south winds return today, resulting in limited fire weather danger, before a dry cold front passes through during the afternoon.
1207 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 1206 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - A roller coaster of temperatures is expected through the weekend as a series of cold fronts intrude upon the region.
- Freezing temps once again plains (see details below) - Best chance of some precip on the plains will be FRI/SAT Numerous concerns this fcst. Although it will be relatively cooler as a cool front moves across the region this morning (With max temps only in the U60s to L70s plains), it will be windy on the plains and RH values will drip into the 10-15% range over most of the plains.
903 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 High pressure will build into the area through Tuesday. Another cold front will then arrive Tuesday night, with high pressure to follow. The cold front is now well offshore. High pressure will settle into the area through tonight. 20/01z NBM low temperatures range from the mid-upper 40s inland to the lower-mid 50s across the coastal counties with lower 60 at the beaches, but these are likely too warm given the expected radiational setup. Dry high pressure will prevail Tuesday before a reinforcing cold front sweeps through late Tuesday night.
The mid-upper level cut-off trough is still situated well off the Baja California coast.
607 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 605 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Lower Texas beaches through at least Monday evening.
642 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Ridge of high pressure will offer sunny skies today. A fast-moving area of low pressure moving across the upper Great Lakes will bring a chance of precipitation late tonight into Tuesday.
733 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 718 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Drier and cooler conditions can generally be expected this week with another cold frontal passage Tuesday. This will be short-lived as a closed low will shift southeastward out of the Canadian Rockies, before pivoting to the northeast once crossing the Great Lakes.
620 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Elevated to near critical fire weather is expected in the Southern Panhandles today with approaching cold front.
At the surface, high pressure will begin to spread into the region, which will help reduce surface winds just a bit, especially later this afternoon and evening.
- Cold front Monday evening will bring seasonal normal temperatures Tuesday.
611 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 610 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - A roller coaster of temperatures is expected through the weekend as a series of cold fronts intrude upon the region.
600 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Windy conditions today ahead of the strong cold front.
646 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Winds will remain gusty through today, but will begin to subside tonight with weak high pressure building into the region. Another cold front passes through the region on Tuesday night, bringing gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Gusty winds ongoing across the region with some locations still seeing gusts in excess of 40 mph across the higher ridges. Key Messages: 1) A cold front will cross the Appalachian Mountains during late Tuesday to bring a chance of showers west of the Blue Ridge.
As of writing this AFD (around midnight) many areas have already fallen into the low 60s. But the return of warm onshore flow and building mid/upper ridging will bring toasty conditions by afternoon, with highs likely approaching the 90 degree mark across most of the CWA.
- Afternoon highs Monday behind the cold front will trend 5-15 degrees cooler than today, with the coldest temperatures north of I-70. - Another round of freezing temperatures expected for some valleys Tuesday morning.
618 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 618 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Look for cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights. - Another cold front will sweep across Middle Tennessee on Tuesday, with a few showers possible mainly along the Cumberland Plateau. The active weather we experienced last night and this morning has exited Middle Tennessee, the post-cold frontal air mass is significantly cooler, and a broad area of subsidence is now impacting the mid state. But it also means we will get to enjoy the cooler temperatures for a little while longer.
954 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 High pressure will build into the area through Tuesday. Another cold front will then arrive Tuesday night, with high pressure to follow. The cold front is now well offshore. High pressure will settle into the area through tonight. 20/01z NBM low temperatures range from the mid-upper 40s inland to the lower-mid 50s across the coastal counties with lower 60 at the beaches, but these are likely too warm given the expected radiational setup. Dry high pressure will prevail Tuesday before a reinforcing cold front sweeps through late Tuesday night.
530 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 High pressure will build into the area through Tuesday. Another cold front will then arrive Tuesday night, with high pressure to follow. The cold front is now well offshore. High pressure will settle into the area through tonight. 20/01z NBM low temperatures range from the mid-upper 40s inland to the lower-mid 50s across the coastal counties with lower 60 at the beaches, but these are likely too warm given the expected radiational setup. Dry high pressure will prevail Tuesday before a reinforcing cold front sweeps through late Tuesday night.
304 AM PDT Mon Oct 20 2025 High pressure will continue above average high temperatures for inland areas through Tuesday while weak onshore flow begins to spread cooling into coastal areas with a return and slow deepening of a shallow marine layer.
558 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 553 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Strong south winds this morning, shifting to the north behind a cold front in the afternoon/evening, with wind gusts up to 45 mph.
then a trough southward to a stronger low that is in central SD between Aberdeen and Pierre. At 500 mb there is a short wave trough moving into northwest SD. This short wave trough will move east quickly into eastern ND/eastern SD and western MN this aftn and tonight merge with the Canadian upper low and be over east central MN btwn DLH/MSP by 12z Tuesday. The movement and location of the surface and upper lows favor the strongest sfc-850 mb winds northwest into southwest/south central ND into central/western SD thru today. As low pivots tonight winds turn more north and better mixing of winds in the lowest levels in the Red River valley and eastern ND, but by this time mixed layer is around 35 kts.
654 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - High pressure will spin the wind dial overnight with a wide range of temps from a chilly start to above average afternoon. The airmass that has brought seasonal temperatures clears out tomorrow morning, temperatures will return to the low to mid 80s for much of the region this week.
643 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Wrap around moisture will produce more showers today as low pressure exits the region. After brief high pressure on Tuesday, cooler and more unsettled weather moves in with chances for lake effect showers coming on cool northwest flow by mid week. Low pressure center moves into northern New England today and continues to deepen. Expecting some clearing tonight as brief ridging moves in for Tuesday. At this time, Tuesday is looking like the best day of the week with a weak progressive ridge over the area. However, clouds will start to increase late in the day as a highly amplified trough/upper low pushes into western NY. Another negatively tilted trough moves into the region Tuesday night, but this system will be less amplified and have limited moisture with it.
Winds have shifted southeasterly ahead of a developing low pressure across the Dakotas, and will become breezy by this afternoon. Our wind forecast remains on the higher end of guidance within this cold air advection regime, with gusts up to 40 mph possible for western MN this afternoon. Satellite imagery shows a corridor of clouds tracking east along the associated cold front.
Cold front will move through this morning bringing with it a modest line of showers from central to east. All things considered, decided to upgrade the High Wind Watch to a High Wind Warning and include Divide County for later this morning through this evening. Cooler temperatures behind todays cold front will also be found Tuesday with highs in the 40s to lower 50s. Overnight lows will also be below freezing for most Tuesday night.
- Freezing temps once again plains (see details below) - Best chance of some precip on the plains will be FRI/SAT Quick update to the forecast grids for expiration of the High Wind Warning, and to incorporate latest obs data. Although it will be relatively cooler as a cool front moves across the region this morning (With max temps only in the U60s to L70s plains), it will be windy on the plains and RH values will drip into the 10-15% range over most of the plains.
615 AM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Low pressure tracks across New England today as high pressure builds across the Southeast states.
Clouds have also cleared as high pressure moves into the area from the coast, but there are a few 6-7kft clouds at KALW that will lift overnight.
Showers continue to push eastward along a cold front this morning. Cold front will move through this morning bringing with it a modest line of showers from central to east. All things considered, decided to upgrade the High Wind Watch to a High Wind Warning and include Divide County for later this morning through this evening. Cooler temperatures behind todays cold front will also be found Tuesday with highs in the 40s to lower 50s. Overnight lows will also be below freezing for most Tuesday night.
1207 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 1205 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - A roller coaster of temperatures is expected through the weekend as a series of cold fronts intrude upon the region.
225 PM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Dry high pressure will dominate through much of the week. Another dry cold front will move across the region Tuesday night, mainly affecting winds and temperatures. Latest surface analysis shows a broad high pressure dome over the Southeast. The cold front that swept through our area last night is now well offshore, and dry air has infiltrated in its place. Tonight, the high pressure settles in nearly directly above us, which allows winds to calm at sunset, and remain that way throughout the night.
Otherwise dry and clear conditions across the region as weak ridging builds in aloft.
301 PM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Rain showers continue into the evening as the low pressure system exits the region.
Perhaps after we trend down with our insolation and the low level inversion increases later tonight, we can drop some counties.
257 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Quick moving band of light rain (80-100 percent) will move through this evening into the early morning hours with the passage of a cold front.
We're off to a pleasant start for the new workweek as upper level ridging continues to promote dry, sunny conditions.
Updated at 1125 AM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights.
1228 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 Updated at 1225 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Cooler temperatures this week with some cold nights.
High pressure will shift across the region through Tuesday.
Updated at 1225 PM CDT Mon Oct 20 2025 - Gusty south winds today result in limited fire weather danger before a mostly dry cold front passes through this afternoon and evening.
Current satellite shows clear skies across the area with upper level ridging still stretched southeast to northwest across the Southwestern U. A stationary cut-off low remains situated roughly 600 miles southwest of San Diego with water vapor imagery showing very little moisture associated with the system. Guidance remains in good agreement the cut-off low will eventually begin to track toward southern California on Tuesday, but weather conditions over our region Tuesday will be similar to today's conditions.
For the lower elevations, precip should mainly fall as rain but the Black Hills will be cold enough for snow showers. Another wave will rotate down the backside of the upper low tonight, expecting this wave to mainly impact central ND and East River. Upper low slows as it exits the region and lingers over the Great Lakes through the late week while a ridge builds over the western US.
128 PM EDT Mon Oct 20 2025 High pressure builds across the Southeast states tonight, bringing calmer weather to our region briefly.