Short Range Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
208 AM EST Fri Nov 07 2025

Valid 12Z Fri Nov 07 2025 - 12Z Sun Nov 09 2025

...Unsettled weather across northern tier; rainy/stormy over parts of the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys tonight...

...Frigid air spills out over the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley this
weekend...


A closed upper-level low rotating over southern Hudson Bay will direct a
series of shortwaves through the central to eastern parts of the country,
while an upper ridge amplifies over the West this weekend. At the surface,
waves of low pressure systems will propagate through the aforementioned
areas and bring various types of sensible weather with them. Today, a cold
front will focus scattered to isolated thunderstorm activity over parts of
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, where a slight risk (level 2/5) of severe
weather will be in effect. Rain showers are expected out ahead of the
system over parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Some snow may mix in
with the rain over parts of northern New Hampshire into northern Maine
tonight. An Arctic front will reinforce the first system moving through
the East and should bring another shot of rain and storms to the East
Coast while producing a snow/mix combo over the Midwest Saturday into
Sunday.

Elsewhere, a wave of low pressure will spread mixed precip across the
Northwest today followed by parts of the Northern/Central Plains and the
Great Lakes/Midwest on Saturday and Sunday. Behind this system, strong
winds and a frigid continental airmass will spill out over the Great
Plains and Mississippi Valley from Central-Southern Canada beginning
Saturday. Relatively zonal flow over Texas will support above average
temperatures across the state through Saturday. High temperatures in the
80s and 90s will be 10-20 degrees above average, with parts of southern
Texas potentially breaking records high temperature records. Temperatures
will drop over Texas on Sunday after the Arctic front sweeps through.
Along the East Coast, temperatures will be above average/seasonably warm
through the weekend.


Kebede


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