Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
/ISSUED 334 AM CDT SAT APR 16 2016/ UPPER LEVEL LOW AND SFC FRONTAL BOUNDARY THAT WAS IMPACTING THE AREA HAS ALL BUT DISSIPATED WHILE UPPER HIGH PRESSURE IS DEVELOPING OVER THE REGION. THIS RIDGE EXTENDS FROM THE GULF TO THE GREAT LAKES WHILE UPPER LOW CLOSES OFF OVER THE ROCKIES. THIS RIDGE WILL PROVIDE A MORE STABLE ATMOSPHERE THAN LAST WEEK AND AND THUS MINIMAL CONVECTION OVER THE AREA. STILL ONLY TALKING AROUND 20 TO 30 PERCENT FOR THE HIGHEST COVERAGE AND THATS RIGHT ALONG THE ATCHAFALAYA BASIN. UPPER LEVEL RIDGE OVER THE AREA WILL SUPPRESS SOUTH THE FIRST HALF OF THIS WEEK AS THE CUTOFF LOW TO THE WEST GRADUALLY SHIFTS EAST ACROSS THE CENTRAL PLAINS.
243 PM CDT SAT APR 16 2016 SOUTH TO SOUTHEAST WINDS FLOW AROUND THE LARGE HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM CONTINUES TO FUNNEL DRY AIR OVER THE REGION. AND TODAY HAS TAKEN THE CAKE FOR A WHOPPER TURNAROUND FROM LOWS IN THE LOWER TO MID 40S TO 2 PM TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 70S TO LOWER 80S. THIS IS SLIGHTLY COOLER THAN THE GUIDANCE MEAN.
240 PM CDT SAT APR 16 2016 Quiet wx conditions are expected tonight due to the continuing influence of a ridge of high pressure located over the eastern half of the CONUS. A warm start, persistent southeasterly flow, and increasing dew points today along with increasing mid/high clouds over the western half of the CWA later tonight should combine to produce overnight lows in the low to mid 50s, which is roughly 8-12 degrees above average for this time of year.
/TODAY/ ANOTHER DAY OF LITTLE SENSIBLE WEATHER IS IN STORE FOR CENTRAL IOWA WITH SYNOPTIC BLOCKING ACROSS THE EASTERN CONUS. HIGH CIRROSTRATUS BLOW OFF FROM THE SYSTEM IMPACTING THE HIGH PLAINS WILL CONTINUE WITH THE THICKEST CLOUDS OVER THE WEST.
HOWEVER AS AN UPPER LEVEL RIDGE TRIES TO BUILD INTO THE AREA TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO BE A FEW DEGREES WARMER THAN WHAT WAS SEEN YESTERDAY. ARKANSAS WILL BEGIN TO SEE PRECIP CHANCES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SLOW MOVING UPPER LOW TO THE WEST OF THE STATE.
WITH UPPER JET STREAK ROTATING SLIGHTLY NORTHWEST AS IT WRAPS AROUND THE STAGNANT FOUR-CORNERS UPPER LOW. MODELS CONTINUE TO DELIVER A GENERAL CONSENSUS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE UPPER LOW. INCLUDING THE COLD FRONT AND SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION THREAT.
SNOW LEVELS HAVE FALLEN IN THE WAKE OF THE COLD FRONT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SYSTEM WITH CORTEZ INDICATING LIGHT SNOW AS OF 0307 MDT. DO NOT ANTICIPATE EXPANDING WINTER WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS INTO THE LOWER ELEVATIONS. THE LOW IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE TO SHIFT THE NORTHEAST DURING THE DAY. AS THE LOW SHIFTS A TIGHT SURFACE AND MID-LEVEL GRADIENT FORMS OVER NORTHWEST COLORADO AND EASTERN UTAH.
358 PM MDT SAT APR 16 2016 THE AREA OF LOW PRESSURE THAT WE'VE BEEN TRACKING HAS DROPPED QUITE A BIT FURTHER SOUTH THAN ORIGINALLY FORECAST BUT THE END RESULT STILL REMAINS THE SAME. MODELS INDICATE THE CENTER OF LOW PRESSURE SHIFTING TO THE NORTH WHICH WILL ALLOW SNOWFALL TO PICK UP AGAIN FROM NOON ONWARDS. THE LOW PRESSURE STILL REMAINS CUTOFF AS PIECES OF ENERGY ROTATE AROUND SAID LOW BUT WITHOUT ANY KICKER UPSTREAM. THE LOW PRESSURE REMAINS A NUISANCE FOR OUR AREA AS IT CONTINUES TO AFFECT THE CWA.
A ridge of high pressure will continue to build over the Northern Rockies the next couple of days.
/ISSUED 421 AM CDT SAT APR 16 2016/ EARLY MORNING SFC ANALYSIS SHOWS HIGH PRESSURE IN PLACE ALONG THE ATLANTIC SEA BOARD WHILE LOW PRESSURE DEEPENS OVER FAR WRN TX/ERN NM. WITH UPSTREAM RIDGING DEVELOPING OVER ERN TX. SWRN CONUS UPPER LOW IS PROGGED TO CONTINUE DRIFTING EWD/NEWD INTO TONIGHT WHICH SHOULD BEGIN TO BREAK DOWN THE DEVELOPING RIDGE ON TOP THE FORECAST AREA. RAIN CHANCES BEGIN INCREASING ON SUNDAY AS MID-LEVEL RIDGING GETS SHOVED EWD. MEANWHILE DISTURBANCES ROUNDING THE LOW ALOFT BEGIN TO CROSS THE WRN GULF REGION.
A DEEP UPPER LEVEL TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE CURRENTLY OVER THE FOUR CORNERS REGION WILL CONTINUE SPREADING SHOWERS.
Showers and thunderstorms are likely to continue/redevelop tonight as a strong closed off upper level low in northwest New Mexico lifts slowly northeast into Colorado. Look for lows down into the 50s(F) across central and much of southwest Kansas tonight as surface dewpoints remain in the lower to mid 50s(F) ahead of a slowly advancing surface boundary. Lows may dip down into the 40s(F) behind the front in extreme southwest and west central Kansas toward daybreak Sunday morning as a low level northwesterly flow develops behind the advancing boundary, allowing cooler air to filter into the area. As cooler air continues to move into the region, highs are only expected to reach up into the 50s(F) across west central and much of southwest Kansas Sunday afternoon. The lower 60s(F) are still possible across central Kansas ahead of the front.
The 1 pm EDT regional surface analysis showed a high pressure ridge nosing southward along the Piedmont, and a weak cold front oriented east-west across south central GA. Lows will be in the lower 50s north, mid to upper 50s south.
An upper ridge will stay centered over the region through the short term, keeping Sunny/Clear skies in place along with seasonably mild temperatures.
INCLUDING A WEAKENING OF THE UPPER LEVEL LOW AND SUBTLE HEIGHT RISES ACROSS THE REGION.
BUT BREEZY SE SFC WINDS AND THE SLOW/GRADUAL THINNING OF THE LOW CLOUDS WERE NOTED ACROSS THE FAR ROLLING PLAINS /EAST OF THE DRYLINE/. 00+ INCHES ACROSS THE LOW ROLLING PLAINS VALID THIS EVENING THROUGH TOMORROW EVENING. A COLD FRONT WILL IMPINGE ON THE CWA AND ALTHOUGH THE SOUTH PLAINS WAS RECENTLY DRIED OUT A BIT DUE TO A DOWNSLOPE WIND COMPONENT FROM THE PREVIOUS DAY.
The upper low in the Four Corners region continues to move very little, a trend that will persist until late tonight and into tomorrow.
UPPER HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED OVER THE GREAT LAKES HAS OUR AREA SWALLOWED UP AS WELL. AND AS THE UPPER RIDGE SWELLS.
AN UPPER LEVEL RIDGE IS CENTERED ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES. WITH A WEAKENING UPPER LEVEL LOW ACROSS THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. WITH UPPER LEVEL RIDGING STRENGTHENING ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY THROUGH SUNDAY.
NAMELY THE SUBSIDENT WEST SIDE OF LARGE ATLANTIC UPPER LOW. LARGE DEEP UPPER LOW CENTERED OVER CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS STILL PROGGED TO REMAIN NEARLY STATIONARY THRU AT LEAST WED MORNING WHILE HIGH AMPLITUDE UPPER RIDGE IN BETWEEN OVER EASTERN CONUS DAMPENS OUT BY LATE MON.
124 PM EDT SAT APR 16 2016 QUIET AVIATION CONDITIONS WILL PREVAIL THROUGH THE TAF PERIOD AS HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES TO HOLD OVER THE REGION. ISSUED 345 AM EDT SAT APR 16 2016 NO BIG CHANGES TO THE LARGE SCALE SCENARIO OF HIGH PRESSURE DOMINATING THE WEEKEND WEATHER ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES. FACTORING THIS IN FOR TODAY SUPPORTS MAX TEMPS REACHING THE LOWER 70S OVER A GREATER PORTION OF SE MICHIGAN. MIN TEMPS IN THE 40S TONIGHT ALL LOCATIONS ARE STILL 5 TO 10 DEGREES WARMER THAN NORMAL WHICH WILL PROPEL CONDITIONS INTO A REPEAT PERFORMANCE SUNDAY TO WRAP UP A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEEKEND FOR SE MICHIGAN.
Behind it weak high pressure aloft will build over the area but some daily rain chances will continue. A cold front will move into area early Sunday so temps will be a little cooler.
LOW LEVEL MOISTURE IS FORECAST TO INCREASE AND DEEPEN THROUGH SUNDAY AS A LARGE UPPER LOW PRESSURE REMAINS STATIONARY ACROSS THE FOUR CORNERS REGION OF THE SOUTHWEST U. VFR CONDITIONS WILL PREVAIL SAT AFTERNOON EVEN AS LOW TO MID LEVEL MOISTURE INCREASES ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY AND NORTHERN RANCHLANDS IN ADVANCE OF A 500MB LOW/TROUGH ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST UNITED STATES/NORTHERN MEXICO. LOW TO MID LEVEL MOISTURE WILL INCREASE ACROSS TEXAS THIS AFTERNOON AHEAD OF THE 500MB LOW/TROUGH ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST UNITED STATES/NORTHERN MEXICO THIS MORNING. DEVELOPING ACROSS PORTIONS OF NORTHWEST TX TONIGHT AS THE 500MB LOW/TROUGH MOVES SLOWLY EASTWARD.
441 PM MDT SAT APR 16 2016 THE AREA OF LOW PRESSURE THAT WE'VE BEEN TRACKING HAS DROPPED QUITE A BIT FURTHER SOUTH THAN ORIGINALLY FORECAST BUT THE END RESULT STILL REMAINS THE SAME. MODELS INDICATE THE CENTER OF LOW PRESSURE SHIFTING TO THE NORTH WHICH WILL ALLOW SNOWFALL TO PICK UP AGAIN FROM NOON ONWARDS. THE LOW PRESSURE STILL REMAINS CUTOFF AS PIECES OF ENERGY ROTATE AROUND SAID LOW BUT WITHOUT ANY KICKER UPSTREAM. THE LOW PRESSURE REMAINS A NUISANCE FOR OUR AREA AS IT CONTINUES TO AFFECT THE CWA.
/Issued 828 PM EST Sun Nov 6 2016/ High pressure continues across the area. /Issued 245 PM EST Sun Nov 6 2016/ Models show good agreement with strong high pressure remaining anchored over deep south and maintaining dry conditions through the short term and beyond.
254 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will be in control of the weather through Tuesday bringing clear skies and light winds.
Quiet weather will be the rule until Tuesday as high pressure makes its way across the area and off to the east.
Byrd A well-defined upper trof will dig through the upper MS Valley and into the western Great Lakes region on Monday night, with some slight phasing with the broad/weak upper trof centered through the Plains. In association, a cold front will advance into the region stretching through northeast MO and far west central IL at daybreak Tuesday.
339 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure builds in from the north through today.
235 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 Main concerns for the next couple days: rain chances tonight, mild temps becoming cooler for Tue. as latest 08z surface analysis indicates ridge of high pressure over the Ohio River Valley. Cooler air advects into the forecast area behind surface front Tuesday with 925mb temperatures falling into the plus 1 to plus to 5 degrees celsius range. This will result in high temperatures Tuesday to be in the lower to middle 50s. with a more amplified/broad upper level ridge working over the region for the weekend.
1127 PM CST Sun Nov 6 2016 Upper impulse is currently situated over southeast CO/northeast NM and is continuing to lift out into the high Plains. This will result in surface ridging over the southern Plains keeping a dry forecast in place through Fri.
Overview: Sharp upper ridge axis bisects the Great Lakes this morning with high pressure spanning much of the eastern CONUS. Today: High pressure/dry air remain in control for one more day.
Models have initialized well and are in good agreement, showing the upper level ridging weakening through tomorrow afternoon when weak vort max moves across the area.
236 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will remain in control of the weather through the middle of the week.
906 PM MST Sun Nov 6 2016 Another night of mostly clear skies as high pressure ridging begins to move into western half of MT, following passage of an upper-level trof and associated surface cold front earlier today. Dry conditions continue through the overnight hours, with slightly cooler temps (low to mid 30s) than seen the past couple of nights. Behind this disturbance, a high pressure ridge will continue building-in from the Pac NW. High pressure aloft will build back into the area for Monday through Tuesday, bringing warming temperatures and lighter winds.
1020 PM MST Sun Nov 6 2016 UPDATED AVIATION Another night of mostly clear skies as high pressure ridging begins to move into western half of MT, following passage of an upper-level trof and associated surface cold front earlier today. Dry conditions continue through the overnight hours, with slightly cooler temps (low to mid 30s) than seen the past couple of nights. VFR expected through 06Z/Tue as a high pressure ridge dominates. However, a subtle mid- to upper-level weather disturbance should move eastward over our area between about 18Z/Mon and 06Z/Tue as it traverses the ridge. High pressure aloft will build back into the area for Monday through Tuesday, bringing warming temperatures and lighter winds.
114 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 Dry high pressure will will persist over the area through Tuesday.
217 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 A band of light rain is pushing into the CWA early this Monday morning, ahead of an elongated trough moving across the Central Plains. This trough and a series of embedded vort maxes will slowly move east through the area today and tonight. Temperatures will be a few degrees cooler today given cloud cover and precipitation influences, though readings will still be close to average.
1220 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will maintain dry and warm conditions through Tuesday.
As a result, expect it to be warm, but temperatures should be a few degrees cooler, especially as high clouds increase, along with a little increase in low level/mid moisture. A cold front moves across southern Wisconsin late tonight, with showers expected near the front. It should be dry by mid-morning though as high pressure begins to build in behind the departing system. Meanwhile, the ECMWF and Canadian hold off on the cooler temps aloft until evening.
232 AM MST Mon Nov 7 2016 09z surface analysis showed cold front working it's way into southeast WY/western NE, but not quite through south central SD. Front will exit the CWA this morning as northern stream upper trough moves across the Dakotas. Temperatures will be noticeably cooler, but still 10F above normal. Temperatures will be similar to today in the east, but warmer over WY given warmer 850-700mb thermal profiles. Western CONUS upper ridge rebuilds over the northern plains by midweek, with dry conditions and very mild temperatures continuing.
However, a shallow upper level trough east of the continental divide will work its way east into through the period, bringing another weak cold front into the Ohio Valley by the end of election day. Surface dew points in the 30s were as far south as Atlanta at 06Z, so the source region for low level moisture is not going to juice us up much before the cold front arrives around the end of the day on Tuesday. Temperature-wise, even with increasing mid and high clouds moving in ahead of the front tomorrow, highs both today and Tuesday will be above seasonal norms, which are now in the lower 60s. Normals for this date are in the lower 40s.
Positioning of a western Plains upper trough will keep the upper levels diffulent. and a weak coastal trough/isentropic upglide keeps at least low to moderate chance POPs in place through 12Z Tuesday.
1236 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure brings a stretch of dry weather through Tuesday.
Eastern areas from McCook to Gove will see high chances of precipitation though overall QPF will be on the low side. The rest of the area will see areas of fog in the morning then slow clearing as the low clouds gradually move east. Temperatures will fall into the low to mid 30s with clearing skies.
1122 PM EST Sun Nov 6 2016 High pressure will remain in control of the weather through the middle of the week.
310 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will crest over the area Today into Tuesday.
Cigs and visibilities will then lift into the VFR range as a cold front moves through the TAF sites by late in the morning or early Monday afternoon. /Issued 935 PM CST Sun Nov 6 2016/ Strong H5 vort in the base of sharp upper trough is located across the WRN Panhandles. Cold front will help clear clouds and fog from NW to SE in the morning after sunrise.
A weak cold front will be pushing through the area. 925mb winds at not super strong, around 30 kts, so think we will stay below wind advisory criteria but kept winds in the west near 20 to 22 kts, above the lower blended solution. Temps will cool down slightly to only about 10 to 15 degrees above average on Tuesday as high pressure slides southeastward across the area.
then cooler temperatures will settle across the area. But whether with cloud cover or cooler air spreading across the area.
Strong High pressure over the northeastern United States will continue to provide dry weather and southerly flow to central Indiana Today through mid-day Tuesday. A quick moving cold front is expected to push across the region on Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night spreading rain showers along and ahead of this front.
Tonight an upper level trough will move out from the southern Rockies into the Central Plains and stall.
Weak isentropic upglide will develop Tuesday as a SW flow aloft overrides cooler NE sfc winds. The upglide weakens Wed/Thu as the upper low over W TX retrogrades westward. SE TX will lie in a subsident zone of the jet so forcing/lift will be limited and rain chances should be slight to nil with the higher chances over the Gulf.
307 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 A building ridge of high pressure over the eastern continental United States will bring seasonally warm and dry conditions to the North Country through Tuesday, with abundant sunshine expected.
Eventually the northern wave forcing and lift with its cold front aloft will try to phase and combine with the south and produce a narrow ribbon of sufficient moisture and possibly light precipitation central and west by late afternoon. Temperatures Monday should only be slightly cooler than today but will have a somewhat atypical spacial distribution, warmer east/cooler west, due to thicker clouds and light precip crossing the MO River.
1210 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will build in from the west overnight then crest over the area Monday into Tuesday.
1241 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 Temperatures will remain the challenge tonight, as the cold valley spots are in some cases slightly cooler than same time last night. More quiet and dry weather is in store for eastern Kentucky tonight through tomorrow night, as a ridge of high pressure remains entrenched across the region. Another chilly night is expected tonight, as clear skies and near calm winds lead to large ridge and valley temperature differences.
244 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will persist across the region into the middle of the week.
Deep 500 mb troughiness extending from the Central Plains all the way through Deep South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley will produce scattered showers for the BRO CWFA today and tonight. The approach and passage of a weak cold front on Tuesday, combined with the continued troughiness in the mid-levels, will allow the threat for scattered showers to remain in the forecast for that time. The ongoing trend of above normal daytime high and overnight low temperatures will persist, with no significant cold air advection anticipated due to the passage of the cold front.
1022 PM MST Sun Nov 6 2016 Water vapor shows upper trof pushing through the nrn Rockies with srn stream trof moving out of the cntrl/srn Rockies. A few -shra lifting newd through Neb associated with srn stream trof. Near freezing temps expected most areas Monday night with light winds and clear skies. Western CONUS upper ridge rebuilds over the northern plains by midweek, with dry conditions and very mild temperatures continuing.
Northern Arizona is in for a period of pleasant fall weather through the upcoming work week as strong high pressure builds over the southwest.
A cold front will comes through Southwest Michigan Tuesday morning and it will be accompanied by showers.
408 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will maintain dry and warm conditions through Tuesday.
233 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will remain in control of the weather through the middle of the week.
Upper trof axis will shift eastward into KS tonight with showers across the far southeast plains coming to an end during the evening. Surface cold front will drop through the plains early Monday. There is another weak wave dropping down the back side of the exiting trof across CO on Monday.
318 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 Center of upper low was entering western Kansas early this morning, with water vapor and radar imagery suggesting multiple smaller-scale waves rotating around it. Initial wave around the low moves off early today, with drier air in the upper and mid levels filling in. The upper trough axis will move through early on Tuesday ending any precipitation across east central Kansas. Northerly winds are expected behind the cold front through the day along with decreasing clouds.
330 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 Upper trough will cont to gradually shift east/southeast today.
219 AM MST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will remain in control of the weather for southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle through the upcoming week.
249 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 The upper high pressure ridge which has brought several days of quiet and mild weather to the Midwest is now slowly shifting east, allowing for broad scale warm advection over the Plains ahead of a progressive upper trof. This upper trof is split between two main energy centers, one over southern Canada, and the other over KS/OK. With the broad upper trof approaching this morning, there is a clear signal we will see a transition from clear to cloud skies from west to east during the day today. Temperatures look to be cooler than this last week, with highs this weekend in the low to mid 50s.
Later today, surface winds will shift out of the north as a cold front moves into the Panhandles. We should still top out in the lower 70s across the western Panhandles with mid 60s across the east. Tuesday will be noticeably cooler with highs in the lower to mid 60s area wide.
316 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 Dry high pressure will will persist over the area through Tuesday.
Ample moisture however remains across the area through the afternoon in advance of the trough with light showers expected to continue until trough passage. Showers are expected to end during the evening in southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa as the trough moves east of the area.
Once this feature passes, expect precipitation to move out quickly early Tuesday morning, with upper ridge building back in strongly for mid week.
315 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 A building ridge of high pressure over the eastern continental United States will bring seasonally warm and dry conditions to the North Country through Tuesday, with abundant sunshine expected.
Ridging aloft will rapidly build over the region through Tuesday. A weak short wave trough will weaken today as it attempts to move into this developing ridge, spreading only mid and high clouds as it moves over the area.
300 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 The main weather feature of interest in the short term is a cold front that will move southeast across our region on Tuesday. Ahead of the front, temperatures will reach the lower and mid 70s today. The accompanying cold front will move southeast across the Lower Ohio Valley in the afternoon.
1159 PM EST Sun Nov 6 2016 High pressure will slide east allowing for another quiet night tonight. The next chance for unsettled weather comes in Tuesday as a cold front slides through. Low temperatures tonight will drop into the lowwer 40s overnight.
1216 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will maintain dry and warm conditions through Tuesday.
436 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will prevail through Tuesday keeping the region dry. The next chance for rain will be on Tuesday as a cold front sweeps across the area. High pressure will build quickly back in the region and dry weather will return. Mostly clear skies with calm winds prevail over the region as high pressure at the surface with ridging aloft builds over the region. The ridge will shift east today and generate strong WAA over the region. Monday night temps will be fairly chilly as strong radiational cooling takes places and temps fall into the low 30s to mid 20s. With the strong WAA sfc temps will rise into the low to mid 60s.
311 AM CST Mon Nov 7 2016 Band of light rain showers is expected to develop ahead of a cold front moving through the region.
1210 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 Aviation A cold front will move through the area on Tuesday, bringing a period of scattered showers.
1143 PM EST Sun Nov 6 2016 HIGH PRESSURE WILL REMAIN OVER THE MID ATLANTIC REGION THROUGH TUESDAY.
109 AM EST Mon Nov 7 2016 High pressure will keep the weather dry through Tuesday.