Gusty Winds in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast; Atmospheric River to Impact the Northwest

Gusty winds are expected from portions of the Mid-Atlantic into the Northeast through the night following the system that brought rain to the area. An atmospheric river will move into the Northwest late today into Saturday bringing moderate to heavy rainfall, mountain snow, windy conditions, and high surf to the area over the weekend. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sat, Nov 1, 2025 at 5:50:51 pm CDT

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November Outlook

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A Rangeland Fire Danger Statement is in effect from 10 AM to 6 PM today along the Rio Grande, including Kinney, Maverick, and Val Verde counties. Elevated to near critical fire weather conditions are expected. Take actions to prevent fires: Make sure chains are not dragging from your car, don’t drive on dry grass, avoid outdoor burning, and properly discard cigarettes.

Today will be breezy with a chance for showers over the eastern half of the region. Expect highs in the upper 60s to lower 80s.

Tonight will be cool with showers ending by early evening and clouds decreasing into the overnight hours. Low temperatures range from the low to mid 40s across the Hill Country to the upper 40s to low 50s in the Rio Grande Plains and along portions of the I-35 corridor.

Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday night as daylight savings time ends and standard time begins. Now would also be a good time to change those batteries in your smoke detectors and weather radios as well.

The November outlook for South-Central Texas favors a dry and warm month. The monthly precipitation outlook leans towards below normal rainfall, while the monthly temperature outlook leans towards warmer than normal conditions.

November typically features noticeably cooler and drier weather than October, with cold fronts becoming more frequent. Typical highs cool from the upper 70s to the 60s, with lows in the 50s, often bringing the first widespread freeze. However, the current forecast for November 2025 leans toward warmer and drier than normal conditions.

Expect a steady warming trend through next week, pushing high temperatures from the low to mid-70s on Sunday to the mid-to-upper 80s by late next week. Otherwise, the forecast will be primarily rain free from Sunday into the start of next weekend.