Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
1006 PM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm and dry again on Friday - Critical fire weather conditions Friday afternoon across far southern South Dakota - Cooler temperatures and breezy conditions for the weekend Upper ridging across the western/central CONUS continues its slow eastward progression while a trough/upper low sits just off the Pacific coast. Quiet weather will continue tonight, but warm air advection will keep temps much warmer. Can't rule out a few locations reaching into the lower 80s. The ridge will break down during the day as an upper low crosses central Canada. Approaching cold air advection will push a cold front across the CWA Friday night, with rain showers developing over NW SD. Cooler, but still above average temps are expected for the weekend, along with dry weather.
Light rain continues across much of the area this evening ahead of a slow moving upper level trough and cold front. Overall, rain amounts have been light so far, with the highest amounts seen in southeast Oregon and Central Idaho Mountains between 0. However, chances will increase Friday morning as the trough moves across southwest Idaho. Fog is possible across southeast Oregon towards sunrise as skies clear behind the exiting trough.
248 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure building over the Upper Ohio River Valley will bring quiet weather today into tonight. Fast moving low pressure crossing the Great Lakes tomorrow will bring increasing warmth and moisture along with the chance of showers and gusty thunderstorms.
238 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
613 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will bring a mild end to the work week with more tranquil winds today. While many will start cooler across the area, temperatures should climb quickly with clear skies.
927 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will bring a mild end to the work week with more tranquil winds today. While many will start cooler across the area, temperatures should climb quickly with clear skies.
(Today and tonight) The defining feature of the synoptic pattern remains a large- amplitude ridge axis stretching from the TX Gulf Coast all the way northward into the Hudson Bay region, with broad anticyclonic flow aloft in place over a majority of the CONUS.
(Now through Saturday night) Aloft, a dry northwesterly flow is ongoing across the region as we remain on the northeast periphery of an upper level ridge over the western Gulf.
High temperatures will be 15 to 20 degrees warmer than normal. - Due to a faster frontal passage, high temperatures were cooled into the lower to mid-50s north of Interstate 90 on Saturday. Today Southwest winds aloft ahead an approaching trough will bring anomalous warmth into the region for today. These temperatures will be 15 to 20 degrees warmer than normal. Late Tonight into Saturday A cold front will approach the area tonight and move through the area on Saturday morning. High temperatures will be in the lower and mid-50s north of Interstate 90 and range from the mid-50s to mid-60s elsewhere.
547 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warm advection underway - Chance of light rain Saturday, then cooler - Showers late week - Warm advection underway IR loop shows a band of mid clouds stretching from northern Lower to the Ohio Valley moving east. There are clearing skies behind it and we'll see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures today. - Chance of light rain Saturday, then cooler The next cold front will move across the region Saturday. The cold front will, however, put and end to highs in the 60s that we see Saturday.
Showers will develop Saturday afternoon into Saturday night as a cold front moves through the region.
539 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Significantly warmer temperatures can be expected today through Saturday, with highs around 15 degrees above normal, and lows tonight around 20 degrees above normal.
626 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warmer temperatures today will give way to a cooling trend this weekend as a cold front brings falling temperatures along with increasing chances for showers.
505 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
530 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 Updated aviation portion for 12Z TAF issuance - Above average temperatures through Saturday, with highs in the low 60s possible mainly in the Fox Valley Friday and Saturday afternoons.
A strong cold front will bring a period of rain later Saturday and Saturday night. Lake effect rain and snow showers are starting to decrease across the region this morning as high pressure builds in from the southwest. By this afternoon, drier air will take hold with the ridge continuing to build overhead and a slow transition to more of an anticyclonic flow pattern will result with showers becoming isolated and diminishing completely by later this evening. Much warmer conditions are expected on Saturday with the ridge passing overhead. However, a warm front pushes in during the late afternoon and evening and this will kick off showers and possibly a thunderstorm.
405 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warmer temperatures today will give way to a cooling trend this weekend as a cold front brings falling temperatures along with increasing chances for showers.
Given the low probability, no mention in TAFs at this time.
652 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure building over the Upper Ohio River Valley will bring quiet weather today into tonight. Fast moving low pressure crossing the Great Lakes tomorrow will bring increasing warmth and moisture along with the chance of showers and gusty thunderstorms.
650 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing. Key message(s): - Dry high pressure in place with near to above normal temperatures An upper trough will move off the New England coast today while upper level ridging over the middle of the country shifts eastward, keeping the persistent northwesterly 500mb flow over the forecast area. At the surface, high pressure currently centered over the TN Valley will shift eastward over the Carolinas. Mostly clear skies and light winds should allow for strong radiational cooling with overnight lows expected to be in the lower 40s.
These showers will wane as we head into the daytime hours of Friday as an upper-level trough axis shifts out of the region and transitory ridging builds in heading into the weekend.
653 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 * High pressure makes a fair day with normal temps.
122 AM PST Fri Nov 14 2025 Updated at 120 AM PST Fri Nov 14 2025 * Unseasonably warm temperatures through today * Strong, gusty winds in Central Nevada today with patchy blowing dust * A drier, warmer weather system will impact the state late this week according to latest model runs * Confidence is increasing in wetter and cooler weather moving into the area during the latter portions of the upcoming weekend Isolated light showers continue to develop across western Humboldt county, with additional activity persisting through the morning hours.
WEATHER PATTERN OVERVIEW: A surface cold front is approaching this morning, which will bring a round of gusty west winds and a slight chance for measurable rain showers this afternoon.
551 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 Upper level low pressure will remain over Eastern Canada through Saturday.
503 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 Updated at 502 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. Lows tonight will dip into the upper 30s to mid 40s, so a bit warmer than what we saw last night. Highs will be warmer still: in the upper 60s to mid 70s.
- Meteorological Overview: The approaching Pacific trough will bring more breezy to windy conditions today over plains and portions of southwest MT with a few areas approaching and exceeding 50 mph. Downsloping westerly flow will generally confine the most impactful mountain snow to the higher terrain of the Northern Rocky Mountain Front while scattered areas of lighter end rain/snow showers fall over lower elevations through Saturday morning, most notably near the Canadian border and over the central and southwest valleys.
These south winds will bring a very mild night, with lows only falling to the lower to upper 50s, as mid and high clouds increase through the night. However, the mean NBM solution remains consistent with an early afternoon fropa, resulting in another day in the lower 70s for the south half of the area, and mid 60s in the north. Lows in the lower to mid 30s are near seasonal normals.
/Issued 357 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025/ - Meteorological Overview: The approaching Pacific trough will bring more breezy to windy conditions today over plains and portions of southwest MT with a few areas approaching and exceeding 50 mph. Downsloping westerly flow will generally confine the most impactful mountain snow to the higher terrain of the Northern Rocky Mountain Front while scattered areas of lighter end rain/snow showers fall over lower elevations through Saturday morning, most notably near the Canadian border and over the central and southwest valleys.
-thor /Issued 449 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025/ - Meteorological Overview: The approaching Pacific trough will bring more breezy to windy conditions today over plains and portions of southwest MT with a few areas approaching and exceeding 50 mph. Downsloping westerly flow will generally confine the most impactful mountain snow to the higher terrain of the Northern Rocky Mountain Front while scattered areas of lighter end rain/snow showers fall over lower elevations through Saturday morning, most notably near the Canadian border and over the central and southwest valleys.
1114 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Significantly warmer temperatures can be expected today through Saturday, with highs around 15 degrees above normal, and lows tonight around 20 degrees above normal.
-Temperatures will return to near normal as high pressure weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic. From synopsis, moderate breezes will gradually slacken to light to gentle over the weekend, while high pressure across the Southeast U.
-thor /Issued 839 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025/ - Meteorological Overview: The approaching Pacific trough will bring more breezy to windy conditions today over plains and portions of southwest MT with a few areas approaching and exceeding 50 mph. Downsloping westerly flow will generally confine the most impactful mountain snow to the higher terrain of the Northern Rocky Mountain Front while scattered areas of lighter end rain/snow showers fall over lower elevations through Saturday morning, most notably near the Canadian border and over the central and southwest valleys.
1102 AM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
Water vapour loop showed upper trough over southwest Canada/MT heading toward the northern Plains with an upper low off the CA coast. Tonight/Saturday, upper trough pushes cold front through the CWA with limited moisture, but low PoPs warranted in the north/northwest closest to the best forcing. Temperatures will be near guidance and noticeably cooler for Saturday, but still above normal.
- Low chance of rain showers (20 to 30%) north of I-94 Saturday morning as a cold front moves through the area.
(Through tonight) Warm and breezy conditions continue today with dew points in the low 60s making for a spring-like day. (Tomorrow through Friday) Very warm to near record temperatures expected Saturday ahead of an approaching cold front, which will enter parts of northeast OK during the afternoon.
- A cold front moves through the area Saturday morning. Cooler temperatures are expected this weekend, though these temperatures remain above normal.
(This evening through Saturday night) A broad upper level ridge encompasses centered just east of the Rockies, covers all but the east and west coasts of the country.
- A weak, dry cold front will bring a wind shift Saturday afternoon.
227 PM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Record high temps this afternoon, with cooling temperatures behind a cold front overnight.
1244 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Warm advection underway - Chance of light rain Saturday, then cooler - Showers late week - Warm advection underway IR loop shows a band of mid clouds stretching from northern Lower to the Ohio Valley moving east. There are clearing skies behind it and we'll see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures today. - Chance of light rain Saturday, then cooler The next cold front will move across the region Saturday. The cold front will, however, put and end to highs in the 60s that we see Saturday.
130 PM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Several degrees cooler tomorrow, but still warm and dry all areas.
105 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 * High pressure makes a fair day with normal temps.
1150 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 Updated at 1146 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered to the east of us and southerly low level winds are starting to increase. The warm weather will continue on Saturday with highs 2-3 degrees warmer than today. (Saturday Night through next Friday) A cold front will move through the area Saturday night with a low chance of a couple light showers in the east.
clouds will begin to increase ahead of approaching cold front dropping south currently out of the Dakotas. This is not a strong cold front by any means, with evenly spaced isotherms shown at 850mb behind it. Winds will begin to subside after sunset with temperatures dropping to more seasonable readings in the low to mid 30s.
Water vapor satellite shows an upper low currently attempting to dig southeastward. This weekend will be cooler with drier conditions prevailing.
An upper level ridge of high pressure will briefly build in tonight into Saturday with decreased cloud cover and mild temperatures. Winds will be locally breezy today, then lighter on Saturday as high pressure becomes established.
1226 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will remain the primary feature through the weekend.
Updated at 1026 AM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered to the east of us and southerly low level winds are starting to increase. The warm weather will continue on Saturday with highs 2-3 degrees warmer than today. (Saturday Night through next Friday) A cold front will move through the area Saturday night with a low chance of a couple light showers in the east.
The upper ridging established over much of the state of Texas this morning will persist through the rest of today before gradually shifting down stream on Saturday. Elevated fire concerns continue through this evening due to hot temperatures, RH values in the lower teens, and dry fuels. Possible record breaking high temperatures continue into Saturday as the upper ridging persists overhead. Although an upper trough pushing on shore over SoCal will finally give the upper ridging the push it needs to move downstream. The high record for KCDS is 88 set in 1903 with a forecast high of 90 degrees.
Slightly cooler temperatures and breezy north winds will follow for Saturday.
-Temperatures will return to near normal as high pressure weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic. The strong cold front that brought near-record cold temperatures early in the week is quickly becoming a distant memory. Surface analysis places a strong area of high pressure centered over the spine of the Appalachian Mountains, with return northeasterly flow across the Florida Keys and the adjacent nearshore and offshore coastal waters. From synopsis, moderate breezes will gradually slacken to light to gentle over the weekend, while high pressure across the Southeast U.
104 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing. Key message(s): - Dry high pressure is locked in place with clear skies and light winds today. Key message(s): - Above normal temperatures and windy conditions expected High pressure will dominate the weather pattern in the short term.
Owing to a persistent mid-level high to our south over eastern Mexico, ridging continues to build over South Texas promoting above average temperatures and dry conditions.
1220 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through Saturday.
1200 PM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 Updated aviation portion for 18Z TAF issuance - Above average temperatures through Saturday, with highs in the low 60s possible mainly in the Fox Valley Friday and Saturday afternoons.
256 PM PST Fri Nov 14 2025 * A low pressure system will continue to impact the region with cooler than normal temperatures and unsettled weather continuing through the weekend.
- Low to medium rain chances (10-40%) Saturday night along a cold front, but rain amounts remain very light. Short-term forecast updates mainly targeted temperatures and wind/wind gusts tomorrow afternoon ahead of an approaching cold front. High pressure is centered to the east of us and southerly low level winds are starting to increase. The warm weather will continue on Saturday with highs 2-3 degrees warmer than today. (Saturday Night through next Friday) A cold front will move through the area Saturday night with a low chance of a couple light showers in the east.
Cold front is moving through eastern ND and the Red River Valley. While there is dry air in the low levels, enough moisture and forcing behind the front/aloft is allowing light rain to reach the ground. Water vapor satellite shows an upper low currently attempting to dig southeastward. This weekend will be cooler with drier conditions prevailing.
526 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will remain the primary feature through the weekend.
416 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 - It will be breezy and mild ahead of a cold front on Saturday. - Scattered to numerous showers are forecast with cold frontal passage on Saturday night.
Clearer and cooler conditions will generally persist through Saturday.
Low pressure was located across northern Saskatchewan with an occluded front extending into Manitoba to near Winnipeg. A cold front then trailed back to the west across North Dakota and northern Montana. A warm front extended from this triple point near Winnipeg to into southern Minnesota, northeastern Iowa and further south into the Ohio Valley. Clouds are expected to increase through the evening and into tonight ahead of the cold front. Any precipitation will exit to the east by mid to late morning Saturday with cooler air arriving through the day with breezy northwesterly winds.
422 PM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Several degrees cooler tomorrow, but still warm and dry all areas.
123 PM PST Fri Nov 14 2025 * A low pressure system will continue to impact the region with cooler than normal temperatures and unsettled weather continuing through the weekend.
651 PM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing. Key message(s): - Dry high pressure is locked in place with clear skies and light winds. Key message(s): - Above normal temperatures and windy conditions expected High pressure will dominate the weather pattern in the short term.
- Meteorological Overview: A cold front is currently making its way south out of Canada bringing some breezy conditions and precipitation to the region.
508 PM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Record high temps this afternoon, with cooling temperatures behind a cold front overnight.
/Issued 240 PM MST Fri Nov 14 2025/ - Meteorological Overview: A cold front is currently making its way south out of Canada bringing some breezy conditions and precipitation to the region.
As warm front to the west shifts across WI the rest of the night, and as clouds thicken from the west, temps likely will bump up working through the overnight hours back through the 40s and the fog should abate. Arrival of a cold front on Saturday will result in brief period of very broken high-based showers.
Slightly cooler temperatures and breezy north winds will follow for Saturday. Models show an upper low cutting off Sunday night, though in slightly different locations.
209 AM CST Sat Nov 15 2025 - Breezy conditions will be experienced today, with a continuation of seasonally mild weather, despite most of the day in cold advection behind a cold front. Looking to our northwest, a rapidly moving cold front is found from northwest Iowa to near Minneapolis as of 1 AM. This would keep us well our of record territory, but still quite mild, in the lower 60s north, to upper 60s central, and near 70 in the south. Cool high pressure will eventually be centered over our CWA by Sunday night. Under the high pressure ridge Sunday night, light winds will help temperatures fall to the mid 20s northeast, to lower 30s southwest (under increasing mid clouds).
(This evening through Saturday) An upper level ridge will continue to dominate the weather across Texas.
(Tonight through Sunday night) The synoptic pattern illustrates a continued ridge centered over the western Gulf and Central US. The ridge will promote above average temperatures across the CWFA. The ridge flattens allowing for a more zonal flow to take shape over the region. Fog will be possible both this morning and perhaps Sunday morning before the low level flow increases.
- Blustery Saturday afternoon and night behind a cold front, then dry and much colder for Sunday.
1023 PM MST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Several degrees cooler tomorrow, but still warm and dry all areas.
(Today and tonight) The upper-level ridge will persist and amplify across West Central Texas through this weekend, keeping above normal temperatures and dry conditions in the forecast. High temperatures today will range in the lower 80s to lower 90s, which is 10 to 20 degree above seasonal normals. Overnight lows tonight into Sunday morning are expected to fall into the low to mid 50s.
228 AM CST Sat Nov 15 2025 - A cold front moves through the area this morning. Slightly cooler, yet still above normal temperatures are expected through the weekend.
Showers will develop as we head into this evening and a cold front moves southeast through the region. A drier and cooler airmass will settle into the area for Sunday. The cold front will push southeast across our area through this evening with showers becoming more widespread along and ahead of the front across our southeast. A dry and cooler airmass will settle into the region for Sunday. Temperatures Sunday night fall to the 20s in the post frontal environment, with high pressure and clear skies.
High pressure will build over the area tonight into Saturday. Quiet weather won't last long as a cutoff low currently off the coast of southern California moves inland and then north through western Nevada late Saturday into Sunday ahead of a trough off the coast. 00" in some locations due to surface/mid-level convergence near the low pressure center, and in the mountains where orographics will boost totals.
113 AM CST Sat Nov 15 2025 - Cooler this weekend behind a cold front with seasonable temperatures continuing this week.
1108 PM CST Fri Nov 14 2025 - Cold front arrival Saturday will provide a breezy day with seasonally mild temperatures. clouds will begin to increase ahead of approaching cold front dropping south currently out of the Dakotas. This is not a strong cold front by any means, with evenly spaced isotherms shown at 850mb behind it. Winds will begin to subside after sunset with temperatures dropping to more seasonable readings in the low to mid 30s.
Cold front has moved through our area as it continues to push east. UPDATE Cold front is moving through eastern ND and the Red River Valley. While there is dry air in the low levels, enough moisture and forcing behind the front/aloft is allowing light rain to reach the ground. Water vapor satellite shows an upper low currently attempting to dig southeastward. This weekend will be cooler with drier conditions prevailing.