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<\/a><\/p>\nThe front blows in with some scattered showers tonight and early Thursday as cooler winds take over. This front slows down as a wave of low pressure develops along it and scoots across the southern Appalachian Mountains. This throws a band of rain across parts of the state with the south and east getting the bulk of the action.<\/p>\n
The Canadian continues to be the most generous with the coverage of the showers…<\/p>\n
The GFS is the stingiest…<\/p>\n Still, all models bring a decent shot of rain to the southeast where those forest fires are still burning out of control, so that’s welcome news.<\/p>\n Chilly winds come in behind this with near normal temps into the weekend. Skies look dry except for the GFS that’s trying to blow up another system by Sunday…<\/p>\n It’s the GFS so that’s a big strike against that happening, but I can’t totally rule that out based on the pattern.<\/p>\n Seasonal temps then hang tough into early next week before we mild it up again for the second half of the week.<\/p>\n The focus continues to be on a colder pattern taking control for Thanksgiving week and the EURO Ensembles continue to show this change very well…<\/p>\n Just like in recent days, the control run of the GFS is even more aggressive…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n