Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
-Temperatures will trend up to near or slightly below normal by the end of the week as high pressure, centered over the northeastern Gulf coast, weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic. Mild conditions have returned to the Keys after the short lived burst of cold brought by the recent cold front. This high is driving gentle to moderate northeasterly breezes across the Keys this evening. Temperatures have recently slipped just below 70 at many island locations, likely helped some by much cooler bay water temperatures. Mainland cooling and cooler shallow waters will likely help to back winds north northeasterly across portions of the island chain. High pressure centered over the southeastern United States extends a ridge increasingly further eastward into the Atlantic.
A breezy west wind at times will make it feel a bit cooler, with wind chills mainly in the 30s and low 40s through the day. By tonight, rising mid and upper-level heights signal a strengthening ridge building eastward from the Plains, bringing continued quiet weather.
- Dry conditions are forecast across east central Florida as an area of high pressure remains situated across the area.
A closed low pressure system is headed toward southern California while the northern part of the trough moves inland along the Canadian border on Thursday.
1220 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through the rest of the week. All in all, expect fair and dry weather today with seasonable high temps within a few degrees of normal, from the low 60s N to around 70 S. Lows should be a little cooler than this morning, 33-40 as the low levels decouple and winds abate toward nightfall.
1221 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
1242 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Low pressure moving through the region today brings another round of rain and snow showers with more lake effect precipitation tonight for the Finger Lakes into Central NY.
(Rest of tonight through Thursday) Stop me if you've heard this one before: there is an unseasonably strong subtropical ridge centered just to our southwest, and we're in the weak northwest flow regime just on its periphery. High temperatures today continue to be well above average (and start pushing into the near-record terrain) in part due to the strength of the mid-level ridge.
104 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend. Key message(s): - Temperatures near normal High pressure in place over the Southeast which will lead to continued benign weather. Deep layer dry air will be reinforced by developing northwest flow as an an upper ridge strengthens over the Plains. Key message(s): - Dry high pressure in place with warming temps into the weekend Persistent northwesterly flow aloft will continue to provide the forecast area with dry and warming conditions into the weekend. 500mb heights gradually rise this period as an upper trough moves off the New England coast and upper ridging over the middle of the country translates eastward.
Weak onshore flow has developed and upper level heights are increasing as an upper level ridge takes shape across the western Gulf.
553 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Trending warmer through the remainder of the week.
Did blend in some NBM75/90 highs in for today to go just a tad warmer. Scattered cirrus tonight with a south wind 10 kts helping to keep temps a bit warmer with lows low to mid 30s Fri early AM. Low pressure moving ENE from NE Alberta into far northern Saskatchewan and then northwest Manitoba into Friday will have a cold front south from it and this cold front will move quickly east thru the area Friday evening.
(Today through Friday) Southerly lower level flow into a thermal ridge underneath an upper level ridge bring well above average temperatures through Friday.
601 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Dry conditions are forecast across east central Florida as an area of high pressure remains situated across the area.
- Widespread precipitation chances are low through the weekend, however, light rain will likely accompany a cold frontal passage Friday night.
645 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Unsettled weather remains in place today as upper level low pressure continues to move overhead. A better day is foreseen Friday as the low pressure system moves farther to the east.
625 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing. Key message(s): - Temperatures near normal High pressure in place over the Southeast which will lead to continued benign weather. Deep layer dry air will be reinforced by developing northwest flow as an an upper ridge strengthens over the Plains. Key message(s): - Dry high pressure in place with warming temps into the weekend Persistent northwesterly flow aloft will continue to provide the forecast area with dry and warming conditions into the weekend. 500mb heights gradually rise this period as an upper trough moves off the New England coast and upper ridging over the middle of the country translates eastward.
After sunrise, fog will dissipate and a mostly clear/sunny sky will prevail with high pressure in control.
The forecast area finds itself caught between a cutoff low to our south and an upper-level trough to our north this morning, which will result in some moderately breezy downslope winds and a round of light precipitation. The expectation is that we'll see some relief today, however, as even though the wind forecast across guidance is subdued because of an overly stable environment in the Basin, warm air advection brought about by the low to our south and its subsequent downslope winds should provide enough of a drying effect to at least partially lift ceilings, especially along the foothills. So even though central Oregon and the Foothills of the Blues will see gusts in the 20-30 mph range today while the lower elevations continue to see light winds, conditions are ripe for at least some scouring out of this pesky fog and stratus.
431 AM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm and dry through Friday - Elevated fire weather conditions Friday afternoon across far southern South Dakota - Cooler temperatures and breezy conditions for the weekend 10Z upper level analysis has large ridge building across the Rockies into the Northern Plains. At the surface, a warm frontal boundary is draped across the forecast area, slowly pushing east. Upper ridge will continue to build across the Northern Plains today and Friday. Very dry and breezy conditions develop Friday afternoon as a cold front approaches the area, producing some elevated fire weather conditions across far southern South Dakota. Broad upper ridge shifts south and east Friday night into the weekend as a strong trof slides across southern Canada.
146 AM PST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 145 AM PST Thu Nov 13 2025 * Unseasonably warm temperatures through Thursday * Strong, gusty winds in Central Nevada Thursday with patchy blowing dust * A drier, warmer weather system will impact the state late this week according to latest model runs No changes are planned at this time as forecast remains on track.
226 AM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 KEY MESSAGES: - An overall ridging pattern will keep temperatures well above normal through Friday.
557 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will bring mostly dry and mild conditions to the region today into Friday.
332 AM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm and dry through Friday - Elevated fire weather conditions Friday afternoon across far southern South Dakota - Cooler temperatures and breezy conditions for the weekend 10Z upper level analysis has large ridge building across the Rockies into the Northern Plains. At the surface, a warm frontal boundary is draped across the forecast area, slowly pushing east. Upper ridge will continue to build across the Northern Plains today and Friday. Very dry and breezy conditions develop Friday afternoon as a cold front approaches the area, producing some elevated fire weather conditions across far southern South Dakota. Broad upper ridge shifts south and east Friday night into the weekend as a strong trof slides across southern Canada.
620 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
The moderating trend has begun as high pressure settles over the southeast U. Quiet period in store through the forecast period with W/NW flow aloft locally between broad E Seaboard/W Atlantic troughing and Gulf/C U.
514 AM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 514 AM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s.
604 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure remains over the area for the next several days as temperatures warm through the weekend. Lows tonight will remain above freezing for most locations.
A low pressure system is then expected to impact the region this weekend, bringing chances for showers, cooler temperatures, and breezy conditions. Water vapor imagery this morning depicts a deep, closing low off the west coast, with a stream of high level moisture through southwest flow from the base of the trough through the desert southwest. With southeastern Arizona still sitting under a ridge downstream from this eastern Pacific trough, warm daytime temperatures with periods of high level clouds will remain the story into the weekend. Closed lows tend to make their entrance far slower than models indicate and this one has been no exception.
A breezy west wind at times will make it feel a bit cooler, with wind chills mainly in the 30s and low 40s through the day. By tonight, rising mid and upper-level heights signal a strengthening ridge building eastward from the Plains, bringing continued quiet weather. The ridge axis continues to make steady eastward progress through Friday, becoming centered overhead Friday night.
(Rest of tonight through Thursday) Stop me if you've heard this one before: there is an unseasonably strong subtropical ridge centered just to our southwest, and we're in the weak northwest flow regime just on its periphery. High temperatures today continue to be well above average (and start pushing into the near-record terrain) in part due to the strength of the mid-level ridge. Meister (Thursday night through Friday night) That ridge will pivot a little bit downstream during the day on Friday and bring us another day of mid-November heat wave action.
1119 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
Updated at 1037 AM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered over the area and temperatures are expected to climb into the 60s this afternoon.
107 PM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
1202 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Dry conditions are forecast across east central Florida as an area of high pressure remains situated across the area.
The ridge over the region is breaking down today and tomorrow causing increased winds and some rain showers. The increased moisture and cloud cover will help to insulate the surface, causing much warmer nights than we've recently seen. Today, model forecasts for Friday morning trended warmer and are now at or near record warm daily lows.
1056 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Dry, mild, and breezy again today under high pressure. A high pressure system across the area will provide dry weather today. Models are showing a warm front pushing through the area tonight into Friday.
144 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through the rest of the week. A mostly clear and chilly night with lows around freezing for many areas. High pressure will build over the central and southern Appalachians into central NC this evening. High pressure and dry conditions with a warming trend.
1111 AM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 1108 AM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered over the area and temperatures are expected to climb into the 60s this afternoon.
An area of low pressure off the coast continues to bring gusty winds to mainly Humboldt and Del Norte counties this afternoon.
A low pressure system is then expected to impact the region this weekend, bringing chances for showers, cooler temperatures, and breezy conditions.
228 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Dry and mild for Friday with highs in the 60s with near 70s expected long the Buffalo Ridge.
Pacific cold front, already inland in OR and northern CA, will pass through our CWA overnight and Friday morning. The front will weaken as the supporting upper level trough splits, with the north portion of the trough moving rapidly eastward near the Canadian border and the south portion becoming a closed low headed toward southern Calif Friday, leaving only weak support for the front in our CWA.
1252 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing. High pressure will maintain mostly clear skies and benign weather through tonight.
111 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
After a period of near to below normal temperatures, we are back into the above normal pattern thanks to ridging aloft and southerly flow at the surface.
(Rest of Today and Tonight) High pressure and a building ridge to our west will continue to keep dry and warming conditions over the area today. Temps will cool down into the low to mid 40s tonight thanks to clear skies and light winds promoting good radiational cooling.
(Thursday night through Friday night) Upper ridging has setup to the southwest of the region this morning and is expected to pivot east through Friday. The upper ridging and southerly surface flow will continue to warm temperatures to unseasonably warm highs in the upper 70s to 80s later this afternoon. A wide range of lows are expected overnight in the lower 40s over northwestern regions to lower 60s over southeastern regions. Friday will be another hot and dry one as the apex of the upper ridging shifts across Oklahoma with expected highs in the 80s for much of the CWA. Another mild and quiet night is expected Friday night with warmer lows in the 50 to lower 60s for much of the region.
1245 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through the rest of the week. A mostly clear and chilly night with lows around freezing for many areas. High pressure will build over the central and southern Appalachians into central NC this evening. High pressure and dry conditions with a warming trend.
148 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.
1015 AM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm and dry through Friday - Elevated fire weather conditions Friday afternoon across far southern South Dakota - Cooler temperatures and breezy conditions for the weekend 10Z upper level analysis has large ridge building across the Rockies into the Northern Plains. At the surface, a warm frontal boundary is draped across the forecast area, slowly pushing east. Upper ridge will continue to build across the Northern Plains today and Friday. Very dry and breezy conditions develop Friday afternoon as a cold front approaches the area, producing some elevated fire weather conditions across far southern South Dakota. Broad upper ridge shifts south and east Friday night into the weekend as a strong trof slides across southern Canada.
-Temperatures will trend up to near or slightly below normal by the end of the week as high pressure, centered over the northeastern Gulf coast, weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic. This will lead to the newly combined high pressure to gradually sink further south and closer to the Florida Keys.
(Tonight) A building ridge located to our west has allowed for warmer conditions today, with some locations across north AL making it into the low to mid 70s this afternoon. Temps will cool down into the low to mid 40s tonight thanks to clearing skies and light winds promoting good radiational cooling.
-Temperatures will trend up to near or slightly below normal by the end of the week as high pressure, centered over the northeastern Gulf coast, weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic.
High pressure across the Appalachians will continue to maintain low-level southerly flow across the ArkLaTex through the end of the week and continuing into the weekend as the high shifts south into Florida.
1154 AM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Trending warmer through the remainder of the week.
447 PM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
Dry and warmer temperatures this afternoon as high pressure continues to shift away from the area. Clear skies will prevail through the afternoon hours as daytime highs get into the lower 70s area- wide, with cooler temps along the coast as the Atlantic sea breeze begins its push inland. By this evening, Lows will dip into the 40s for most locations, with warmer Lows in the lower 50s along coastal locations.
Lows in the 33 to 36 degree range tonight, warmer near the lakeshore and cooler toward north central WI. Highs should be in the lower to mid 60s, coolest toward Sheboygan. A low pressure trough approaching from the Northern Plains will strengthen as it crosses Lake Superior, MN and WI Friday evening.
521 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Dry and mild for Friday with highs in the 60s with near 70s expected long the Buffalo Ridge.
626 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
529 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 527 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered over the area and temperatures are expected to climb into the 60s this afternoon.
619 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will bring a mild end to the work week with more tranquil winds by tomorrow. While many will start cooler across the area, temperatures should climb quickly with clear skies, with the weekend looking warmer.
High pressure will continue to depart as a cutoff system approaches.
723 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 723 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s. High pressure is centered over the area and temperatures are expected to climb into the 60s this afternoon.
428 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.
545 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through the rest of the week. A mostly clear and chilly night with lows around freezing for many areas. High pressure will build over the central and southern Appalachians into central NC this evening. High pressure and dry conditions with a warming trend.
207 PM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 KEY MESSAGES: - An overall ridging pattern will keep temperatures well above normal through Friday.
245 PM PST Thu Nov 13 2025 * A low pressure system will bring gusty winds to portions of the region today with cooler temperatures and increasing precipitation chances starting tomorrow.
404 PM PST Thu Nov 13 2025 * A low pressure system will bring gusty winds to portions of the region today with cooler temperatures and increasing precipitation chances starting tomorrow.
619 PM EST Thu Nov 13 2025 High pressure keeps dry conditions in place through the weekend with gradual warming trend continuing.
1045 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 Updated at 1045 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s.
1055 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Dry and mild for Friday with highs in the 60s with near 70s expected long the Buffalo Ridge.
1243 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 Warming trend through the week with high pressure in control.
Updated at 954 PM CST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Quiet weather through the weekend, with temperatures warming into the low 70s.
917 PM PST Thu Nov 13 2025 * A low pressure system will bring gusty winds to portions of the region today with cooler temperatures and increasing precipitation chances starting tomorrow.
-Temperatures will trend up to near or slightly below normal by the end of the week as high pressure, centered over the northeastern Gulf coast, weakens and stretches eastward into the Atlantic. High pressure is still the dominating factor in this weather pattern, and our proximity to it will allow for mainly gentle to moderate northeasterly breezes to continue overnight.
1238 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.
156 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.
1200 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 High pressure will hold over the Mid South and Southeast through the rest of the week. A mostly clear and chilly night with lows around freezing for many areas. High pressure will build over the central and southern Appalachians into central NC this evening. High pressure and dry conditions with a warming trend.
1015 PM MST Thu Nov 13 2025 - Warm dry ridge breaks down tonight with light showers across the region late tonight through Friday night.
High temperatures will be 15 to 20 degrees warmer than normal.
314 AM EST Fri Nov 14 2025 * High pressure makes a fair day with normal temps.
233 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.