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Hi, this is Midi Roger, Steve Pelletier, and I am the Weatherman.
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Thanks for checking into the WeathermanPod.com on your Thursday, 12th day of the month of November, 2026, quickly coming to mid-month.
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And finally, we have some rainfall across the Mid Atlantic and Northeast.
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It's been dry so far in November.
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And actually, for the last couple of months, we've had generally dry conditions for the most part.
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One big storm heading our way will bring us periods of rain today, but a chilly rain for tomorrow.
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Then we get into a strong clearing trend as we head into this upcoming weekend, both Saturday and Sunday.
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Although with sharply cooler temperatures, we do get into dry weather, slightly milder conditions as we head into next week, but there will be an outbreak of some sharply colder weather towards the end of next week.
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We're seeing that in our extended weather forecast.
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But for today, showers and some thunderstorms are a possibility.
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Upper 50s, lower 60s, dress warmly.
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It's going to be a breezy, cool east wind.
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At night, more rain is likely at nighttime lows, only but down to the mid-30s, so it's going to be quite chilly.
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The probability of rainfall at 80%.
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More rainy weather likely on Wednesday.
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Wednesday's highs, middle 40s, actually 40 to 45 northwest.
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And at night is that rain ends and storms finally pull away.
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It may even be a little bit of wet snow in some spots off to the west and north.
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The Poconos, the Catskills, southern New England, and northwestern sections of Connecticut, and even northwestern New Jersey as well.
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And then we get into a clearing trend for Saturday, partly sunny.
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Highs will range to about 50.
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Sunday, sunshine highs 51.
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Looks like fair weather temperatures generally in the 50s, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week.
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If you're traveling by here today, so with the weather in the New York area, there will be some delays because of lower ceilings, visibilities, and because of the rainfall.
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That'll be for North Laguardia, JFK, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, with a little bit lesser extent down at D.C.
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and Dulles.
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However, up in the Boston area dry at first, but the rain does move in for tonight.
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It looks like showers in Charlotte and a little bit of light rain with a couple of frontal systems moving through Atlanta, then a clearing trend.
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Still some showers are possible.
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Chilly in the Chicago area, and maybe the possibility of some rain and ice in the Minneapolis-St.
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Paul area.
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So I expect some delays because of that.
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Houston and Dallas are looking fine.
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Central and South Florida also generally fine.
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West Coast dry in LA, San Francisco.
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Rainy weather in Seattle, Tacoma, expected for later today and tonight.
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I've been your monster, Steve Pelletieri, and I am the weatherman.
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I'm Steve Pellatery.
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Have a great day.
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Talk to you first thing tomorrow.
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See you then.