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Latest Weather Brief

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As of this update, radar is showing a very narrow line of showers from Kingsville moving to the northwest. Chance of rain in the area will diminish by early afternoon before returning Friday afternoon.

A Pacific front will continue to approach the area from the west. This front is expected to stall to our north and northwest. Daily temperatures for the next several days are forecast to remain above normal through early next week with highs generally in the 80s and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.

As to rain, do not get your hopes up to high. There will be 15%-40% chance of rain throughout the next several days. As to rain amounts for the period, much needed significant rain is looking less promising. Models are showing around .25" south and around 2" further north in the Victoria Crossroads area.

Let's hope at least the watershed gets some of the rain. Monitored Water Supply Reservoirs are 10.7% full.

Looking out towards Thanksgiving, the latest model runs, continue to show a moderate cold front for our region next Thursday-Friday. At this time, this front looks to be more of the traditional cold front with colder temperatures, especially next Thursday and Friday mornings. Temperature forecasts at this point are wide ranging from lows of mid-40s north and west to low 60s closer to the coastal areas. Will wait and see.

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