Our cold shot is done for now with a comparatively mild Friday on tap. That'll lead us into a cooler but dry Saturday before a return to some rain and perhaps snow for some of us later on Sunday.
From there, we stay rather November-y into the week with a not-so-nice Thanksgiving forecast. Stay tuned on that of course, it's a way off for now.
Check out the Times Union's weather photos of the week.
FRIDAY
A chilly start to the day but not nearly as cold as the last couple of mornings, thanks in part to a light south breeze and passing clouds. Temperatures will be in the upper 20s to the middle 30s as you step out the door.
Generally speaking, we'll have more clouds through the afternoon than we did yesterday, especially as you head farther north. It'll be breezy but not as much so as yesterday. Temperatures will top out from the mid/upper 40s in the Adirondacks to the upper 50s down the Hudson Valley.
A nice night for a fire outside! We'll keep clouds and a light breeze around, which will keep temperatures up into the evening. Lows overnight will fall to the 30s and low 40s.
Practical forecast tip: Get the yard work done before Sunday.
THE WEEKEND
Despite that "milder" start to the day tomorrow, it'll be cooler than today. We'll have more clouds around with a breeze from the northwest rather than from the southwest, which makes a huge difference this time of year! Afternoon highs will range from the upper 30s in the Adirondacks to the low 50s down the Hudson Valley, with those temperatures falling off later in the afternoon.
Skies will clear out a bit more deeper into the night, bringing lows to the upper teens to 30 degrees for Sunday morning.
Sunday will kick off with clouds on the increase through the morning. Moisture will be moving in later in the day but the timing remains a question. As of now, it looks like showers will commence after sunset and continue into Monday morning. There will be factors to consider the possibility of snow falling as you get into the northern Mohawk Valley and southern Adirondacks, again timing dependent, into the night before things change over to rain.
Elsewhere, temperatures will be on the rise overnight with wind, rain and showers continuing into Monday morning.
NEXT WEEK
Monday will feature that rain and wind in the morning with temperatures falling back out of the 40s through the afternoon. Skies will clear out, setting up a cold/chilly night with a mostly sunny but cool Tuesday.
As of now, Wednesday looks dry with rain and showers coming in late or early on Thanksgiving Day. Turkey Day looks to be showery through at least noon with drying to commence thereafter. Temperatures will be in the 40s. Of course as it gets closer, I'll fine tune that forecast.
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In the meantime, here's an update on our November 2020 weather and a look back at Thanksgivings past. Remember 2018? Yowza. Like Hoth in the Empire Strikes Back.
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Jason Gough's forecast: A break from the cold, but for how long? - Albany Times Union
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