Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
- High temperatures across the lower deserts are expected to slowly cool from around 90 degrees early this week into the mid 80s by the end of this week with overnight lows remaining in the mid 50s to low 60s. Through the middle of this week, the upper-lvl pattern is not expected to change much as low amplitude ridging extends over the western U.
720 PM EST Mon Nov 3 2025 Cold air flowing over the eastern Great Lakes behind a cold front will generate a lake response, with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms southeast of Lake Ontario through Tuesday morning.
310 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer than normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected on Tuesday.
410 PM MST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Low pressure passes to our north bringing some light precipitation tonight and Tuesday - Gusty winds expected tonight and Tuesday - Better chances of rain and snow from midweek onward cooler temperatures returning A fast moving low clips our area tonight and tomorrow. This is consistent also with what higher resolutions models are showing, although with the speed of the low passing by. it still might be on the high side. The lower end is hitting 0. 30" in that area, with the high end hitting 0. We wouldn't be shocked to see totals closer to the lower end and MAYBE pushing 0. With the storm coming through, we are shaving 5-8 degrees off of highs Tuesday, with warmer spots in the valleys barely hitting 60.
531 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week.
Both the GFS and NAM show the trough over the Laramie Range, which typically doesn't bode well for high winds at Bordeaux or the South Laramie Range and foothills. A 250 mb jet will push into northern Wyoming on Tuesday, forcing a cold front down into the CWA during the afternoon and evening hours. Temperatures will cool off and winds will ease Tuesday night behind the cold front.
- High temperatures across the lower deserts are expected to slowly cool from around 90 degrees early this week into the mid 80s by the end of this week with overnight lows remaining in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Through the middle of this week, the upper-lvl pattern is not expected to change much as low amplitude ridging extends over the western U.
509 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - High pressure will prevail through the week resulting in quiet weather and slightly above-normal temperatures. (This afternoon through Tuesday) A couple of beautiful early November afternoons are in store for North and Central Texas as mid/upper ridging dominates the weather pattern over the next several days. Expect plentiful sunshine and widespread afternoon highs in the 70s both today and Tuesday with a few locations across the Big Country inching into the low 80s.
211 PM MST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer Tuesday, with near record temperatures expected. At the surface, a Denver cyclone has set up north of Denver, with the convergence zone just east of the airport, allowing southeast winds to gust up to 35 mph across the eastern plains. Cross-barrier flow will create windy conditions across the ridgetops in the northern Front Range mountains overnight and into tomorrow morning.
616 PM EST Mon Nov 3 2025 Coastal low pressure will strengthen while tracking just offshore of the NC coast this morning. High pressure will follow and build across the Southeast through mid-week. Expect fairly uniform highs in the lower to mid 60s, accompanied by mild NWLY gustiness of 15 to 20 mph. Another Pacific-sourced high will build in from the Lower MS Valley Monday night. Under weak cold and dry air advection, lows will generally fall into the lower 40s, with some mid to upper 30s possible in the Piedmont's cooler outlying/rural areas.
709 PM EST Mon Nov 3 2025 Zonal flow aloft brings a series of moisture starved and weak cold fronts today and mid week. KEY MESSAGES: - Breezy cold front brings a few light showers north of I-80 this afternoon. --------------------------------------------------------------- Weak cold front passes through this afternoon with isolated to scattered light showers along and north of I-80. High pressure then builds into the region tonight with clearing skies but it will remain rather breezy through the evening. The wind will likely keep temps from dropping below freezing, except for the most sheltered valley locations.
533 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period. A seasonably warm mid level ridge will be the primary influence over the Deep South region, and this will tend to deflect potential cold fronts away from our forecast area.
- Warmer than normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected on Tuesday.
- Active weather returns for the middle of this week with showers, gusty southerly winds, isolated thunderstorms, high elevation snow showers and cooler temperatures - Heaviest precipitation is expected north of I-80 - Unsettled weather continues late week into the weekend Today.
529 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 Updated at 529 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Roller coaster of temperatures expected through the week with multiple cold fronts progged to track through the region. (This afternoon through Tuesday) Current surface wind observations indicate the weak cold front is intersecting northeast to southwest across the far southeastern Texas Panhandle and South Plains. Upper ridging over the region will allow the temperatures to climb to the mid 70s across the far southwestern Texas Panhandle and lower 80s over the southern Rolling Plains this afternoon. The upper ridging will push to the east of the CWA this evening, shifting winds to the southwest through the overnight hours.
427 PM MST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer Tuesday, with near record temperatures expected. At the surface, a Denver cyclone has set up north of Denver, with the convergence zone just east of the airport, allowing southeast winds to gust up to 35 mph across the eastern plains. Cross-barrier flow will create windy conditions across the ridgetops in the northern Front Range mountains overnight and into tomorrow morning.
110 AM MST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Low pressure passes to our north bringing some light precipitation today - Gusty winds expected Tuesday - Better chances of rain and snow from midweek onward cooler temperatures returning A low pressure system will pass just to our north today spreading precipitation from the northwest today and stall across the Snake Plain this afternoon. 10 inches in the lower elevations, perhaps as much as 0. Wednesday looks to be the warmest day in the extended with upper- level SW flow expected ahead of an approaching upper level trough.
1227 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 A cold front has moved offshore. High pressure returns for Tuesday and Wednesday before another cold front moves through Wednesday night.
* On Wednesday, a trough will move through the region, bringing increased winds, slightly cooler temperatures, and a slight chance of precipitation to portions of the eastern Sierra.
907 PM PST Mon Nov 3 2025 A trough of low pressure will move closer to the West Coast through Wednesday.
-North to northeast breezes will continue to freshen overnight across the forecast area as the next cold front continues to drive southward. -Breezes will slacken mid to late week as high pressure over the southeast pushes out onto the Atlantic and a trough swings through the eastern United States. A weak cold front pushing through our area is reinforcing north to northeast winds with offshore observation platforms along the Reef currently reporting moderate to fresh breezes. High pressure will return to the southeastern US coastline by Wednesday slackening our breezes once again. From synopsis, north to northeast breezes will continue to surge overnight as a cold front pushes through Keys waters. Thereafter, breezes slacken as the ridge moves out into the Atlantic and weakens.
(Rest of today and tonight) Ridging will dominate the Southern Plains through today and tonight. This will increase the fetch of zonal flow across the central US, promoting a return to seasonably strong lee troughing. On our end, it will continue to be sunny and very warm thanks to the strength of the ridge, but southerly winds will increase with a tightening pressure gradient. Ridging remains in the area during the day on Wednesday, but a trough diving into the Great Lakes will push at least a weak frontal boundary southward across the Plains.
Winds are expected to start dying off in the evening as the mid-level trough pushes east as the gradients start to relax.
Updated at 1201 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Roller coaster of temperatures expected through the week with multiple cold fronts progged to track through the region.
1212 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period.
The late evening sfc analysis indicates sfc ridging anchored over the Lower MS Valley into Wrn LA, beneath expansive flat ridging aloft that extends from the Srn Plains into the Lower MS Valley. Despite the good radiational cooling, 05Z temps are running some 3-7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, indicative of the warming trend underway.
340 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 Dry weather is expected today under high pressure. Low pressure returns rain chances for Wednesday afternoon.
This is turning northerly flow this morning to more northeasterly by this afternoon, effectively turning off the weak cold air advection that brought in cooler and drier air than normal over the last couple of days.
Meanwhile, the Palo Duro Canyon has a 50% to reach 90 degrees or warmer today.
- Temperatures rebound slightly above normal into most of the work week, becoming cooler than normal by the weekend. Meanwhile, temperatures are hovering in the mid/upper 30s across most of the UP, and in the lower 40s where cloud cover has been more persistent. We should see temperatures bottoming out generally in the mid and upper 30s, but some of the typically cooler interior spots could fall even further into the lower 30s. Temperatures rebound into the lower/mid 50s this afternoon while cloud cover thickens. Though the system will reach maximum intensity well to our east, it appears that an area of frontogenesis to the north of the low track will force a period of rainfall tonight into Wednesday, with a brief period of trailing lake effect rainfall mainly for the east half on Wednesday.
- Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period.
- Temperatures rebound slightly above normal into most of the work week, becoming cooler than normal by the weekend. The winds should gradually diminish this evening and overnight due to the loss of diurnal mixing and tendency for ridging to build in from the south. Though the system will reach maximum intensity well to our east, it appears that an area of frontogenesis to the north of the low track will force a period of rainfall Tuesday night into Wednesday, with a brief period of trailing lake effect rainfall mainly for the east half on Wednesday.
255 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer than normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected today.
- Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. (Today and tonight) Upper ridging over the area this morning will flatten into west/southwest flow by early Wednesday morning. That said, the low level (850mb) thermal ridge will warm 2 to 3 degrees Celsius, allowing for temperatures which will allow for another warm day, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Overnight, surface winds are expected to remain in the 5 to 15 mph range away from valleys, so overnight lows are expected to be a bit warmer from the upper 40s to mid 50s.
Another day of seasonable temperatures are expected to take place on Tuesday before readings ramp up some as the week progresses, amid a strengthening 591-594 dam mid-level ridge.
1247 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will largely prevail throughout the period, keeping conditions quiet across our area.
However, there is still some disparity on position on the low. That track will determine the best moisture, though the mid level trough and accompanying frontal pattern remain fairly consistent.
217 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period. Through next Tuesday: Quiet and seasonable warm conditions will prevail through much of the week as upper ridging continues to dominate over the Lower Mississippi River Valley.
1105 PM CST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. (This evening through Tuesday) Upper level ridging will continue to dominate the weather across West Central Texas through the next 24 hours.
300 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will build over the Carolinas through Wednesday. Dry cold front crosses late Wed night/early Thu with high pressure building back in to round out the week. Another cold front moves through this weekend with a slight chance for precip. Center of the ridge axis will be acrs swrn counties. Next cold front will move through this weekend, though appears to be fairly moisture starved, and will go no higher than 20% pops attm.
1156 PM EST Mon Nov 3 2025 High pressure will build over the Carolinas through Wednesday. Dry cold front crosses late Wed night/early Thu with high pressure building back in to round out the week.
- Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. (This evening through Tuesday) Upper level ridging will continue to dominate the weather across West Central Texas through the next 24 hours.
111 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 Dry weather is expected today under high pressure. Low pressure returns rain chances for Wednesday afternoon.
As surface winds weaken overnight and the low levels moisten up a bit, fog will also accompany the lower ceilings.
This front looks like it will bring a wind shift and some briefly cooler temperatures, but little to no potential for rain. Ridging looks to settle into a prevailing role for the weather this week, keeping the sky mostly sunny and a gradual trend of warming temperatures through the week.
1020 PM MST Mon Nov 3 2025 - Warmer Tuesday, with near record temperatures expected. At the surface, a Denver cyclone has set up north of Denver, with the convergence zone just east of the airport, allowing southeast winds to gust up to 35 mph across the eastern plains. Cross-barrier flow will create windy conditions across the ridgetops in the northern Front Range mountains overnight and into tomorrow morning. Above normal temperatures return Tuesday and Wednesday, as ridging aloft recovers over Colorado.
Temperatures ranged from the lower 30s to lower 40s. Given these readings already in the lower to middle 30s, a good coverage of frost is anticipated by daybreak.
A passing cold front could bring rain showers to the area over the weekend.
-Dry weather with a warming trend continues this week (Tonight through Wednesday night) Mid to upper level ridging remains dominant over TX early this morning, and another night of light winds and clear skies will keep the morning low near or below the normal for early November. Light to moderate surface winds will ease in warmer dew point temperatures, but dry air above the boundary layer will erase most of the gains in the daytime.
- High temperatures across the lower deserts are expected to slowly cool from around 90 degrees early this week into the mid 80s by the end of this week with overnight lows remaining in the mid 50s to low 60s. Through the middle of this week, the upper-lvl pattern is not expected to change much as low amplitude ridging extends over the western U. This will result in afternoon highs reaching the mid to upper 80s across the lower deserts which is 5-8 degrees above normal.
617 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will largely prevail throughout the period, keeping conditions quiet across our area.
Issued by National Weather Service Boise ID 205 AM PST Tue Nov 4 2025 Updated at 152 AM PST Tue Nov 4 2025 * High pressure will bring quiet and dry fall-like weather through Wednesday followed by cooler temperatures * A weak weather system is expected to impact Northern Nevada during the mid-week portion of the forecast, resulting in breezy to windy conditions and light precipitation The current forecast is on track.
714 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period. Through next Tuesday: Quiet and seasonable warm conditions will prevail through much of the week as upper ridging continues to dominate over the Lower Mississippi River Valley.
518 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 -Dry weather with a warming trend continues this week (Tonight through Wednesday night) Mid to upper level ridging remains dominant over TX early this morning, and another night of light winds and clear skies will keep the morning low near or below the normal for early November. Light to moderate surface winds will ease in warmer dew point temperatures, but dry air above the boundary layer will erase most of the gains in the daytime.
509 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 Updated at 508 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Roller coaster of temperatures expected through the week with multiple cold fronts progged to track through the region.
410 AM MST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer today, with near record temperatures expected. At the surface, a Denver cyclone has set up north of Denver, with the convergence zone just east of the airport, allowing southeast winds to gust up to 35 mph across the eastern plains. Cross-barrier flow will create windy conditions across the ridgetops in the northern Front Range mountains overnight and into tomorrow morning. Above normal temperatures return Tuesday and Wednesday, as ridging aloft recovers over Colorado.
505 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. (Today and tonight) Upper ridging over the area this morning will flatten into west/southwest flow by early Wednesday morning. That said, the low level (850mb) thermal ridge will warm 2 to 3 degrees Celsius, allowing for temperatures which will allow for another warm day, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Overnight, surface winds are expected to remain in the 5 to 15 mph range away from valleys, so overnight lows are expected to be a bit warmer from the upper 40s to mid 50s.
521 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer than normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected today.
652 AM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 Dry weather is expected today under high pressure. Low pressure returns rain chances for Wednesday afternoon.
316 AM MST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Low pressure passes to our north bringing some light precipitation today - Gusty winds expected Tuesday - Better chances of rain and snow from midweek onward cooler temperatures returning A low pressure system will pass just to our north today. 10 inches in the lower elevations, perhaps as much as 0. Wednesday looks to be the warmest day in the extended with upper- level SW flow expected ahead of an approaching upper level trough.
Showers continue across much of the forecast area this morning with the passage of an upper trough and weak front. By late afternoon, increasing southerly flow aloft will push a warm front northward, bringing another round of light precipitation. The next stronger upper trough pushes onto the coast tonight and will move across the region on Wednesday. Then, afternoon warm front moving S to N will bring widespread precip thru Wed/9Z.
However timing and confidence in the lower conditions varies by location.
- Dry cold front Wednesday morning with elevated northeast winds.
1140 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer than normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected today.
-Strong high pressure centered over southern Appalachia will result in moderate to fresh broadly northeasterly breezes through at least this evening for the Island Chain. -Breezes will slacken mid to late week as high pressure over the southeast pushes out onto the Atlantic and a trough swings through the eastern United States. While this is in wake of a recent cold front passage, the flow has veered too fast to allow for much in the way of cold air advection. With that said, some drier and more stable air has pushed in through the lower levels.
203 PM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Highs will reach the upper 60s to low 70s today before a cold front moves through overnight, bringing gusty winds and dropping Wednesday highs into the upper 50s.
- Flow off the Gulf will help bring warmer temperatures and higher humidity through the end of the week.
1236 PM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will bring rain-free conditions and a slight warmup through Wednesday.
1019 AM MST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Low pressure passes to our north bringing some light precipitation today - Gusty winds expected Tuesday - Better chances of rain and snow from midweek onward cooler temperatures returning A low pressure system will pass just to our north today. 10 inches in the lower elevations, perhaps as much as 0. Wednesday looks to be the warmest day in the extended with upper- level SW flow expected ahead of an approaching upper level trough.
- Warmer and dry conditions can be expected through most of this forecast period. The region remains on the northern periphery of mid-level ridging over the northern Gulf Coast regions. /DC/ Through next Tuesday: Quiet and seasonable warm conditions will prevail through much of the week as upper ridging continues to dominate over the Lower Mississippi River Valley.
1242 PM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will build over the Carolinas through Wednesday. Dry cold front crosses late Wed night/early Thu with high pressure building back in to round out the week. Another cold front moves through this weekend with a slight chance for precip. Center of the ridge axis will be acrs swrn counties. Next cold front will move through this weekend, though appears to be fairly moisture starved, and will go no higher than 20% pops attm.
Updated at 127 PM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Roller coaster of temperatures expected through the week with multiple cold fronts progged to track through the region.
Updated at 1110 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Dry conditions through mid-week, with highs rising into the low 70s.
112 PM EST Tue Nov 4 2025 High pressure will largely prevail throughout the period, keeping conditions quiet across our area.
- Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. Low level southerly flow will continue through Wednesday as low level thermal ridge sets in.
1255 PM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Chilly high pressure continues to move away from the with warmer temperatures on S/SW winds through the work/school week. - Weak high pressure shifts our winds back to NW this weekend.
Breezy southwest winds in between were allowing for a warm November day with many spots in the low 70s. That will push a cold front associated with the low to our northwest through the forecast area tonight.
1139 AM MST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer today, with near record temperatures expected. At the surface, a Denver cyclone has set up north of Denver, with the convergence zone just east of the airport, allowing southeast winds to gust up to 35 mph across the eastern plains. Cross-barrier flow will create windy conditions across the ridgetops in the northern Front Range mountains overnight and into tomorrow morning. Above normal temperatures return Tuesday and Wednesday, as ridging aloft recovers over Colorado.
Low level southerly flow will continue through Wednesday as low level thermal ridge sets in.
Updated at 1128 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer temperatures through the weekend.
1111 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Warmer temperatures and dry weather this week. (Today and tonight) Upper ridging over the area this morning will flatten into west/southwest flow by early Wednesday morning. That said, the low level (850mb) thermal ridge will warm 2 to 3 degrees Celsius, allowing for temperatures which will allow for another warm day, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Overnight, surface winds are expected to remain in the 5 to 15 mph range away from valleys, so overnight lows are expected to be a bit warmer from the upper 40s to mid 50s.
1120 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 Updated at 1114 AM CST Tue Nov 4 2025 - Dry conditions through mid-week, with highs rising into the low 70s.