Thanksgiving is only two days away. If you are leaving today, in order to beat the traffic, expect a mix of sun and clouds. As you hit the road, it'll also be rather breezy with gusts near 20mph as highs warm into the low-mid 30s.
Overnight lows will dip down into the mid 20s. Clouds will build back into the area, so expect mainly cloudy skies tonight.
If you are planning on traveling during the busiest travel day of the year, you won't have to worry about the weather impacting your plans. Expect highs to warm into the mid and potentially upper 30s with decreasing clouds.
An "eat" wave begins Thanksgiving. We will warm to near 40° Thursday before into the mid-upper 40s Friday and Saturday. It should be a "turkey"rific forecast with partly sunny skies.
We shouldn't have to worry about breaking any records, but back in 1913 we set our record warmest Thanksgiving with high of 67°. We set the record coldest high and low on the same day back in 1929 of 21° and -1° respectfully. We will remain dry Thursday, but back in 1963 we saw just over 1.2" of rain and 1.5" of snow in 1945.
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