Sunday should be partly sunny and 36, the Weather Service said, with a chance of rain and snow at night.
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Rain is expected tonight as temps drop to 43 degrees.
Black Friday: There’s a 30 percent chance of rain. A mix of snow and ice could develop across the northern and central Plains as the cold air moves in from Canada.
Roberta said to look for possible snowflakes not only on Mt. Diablo and Mt. Hamilton, but Highway 9 in the Santa Cruz mountains. Temperatures will be mild with highs in the upper 60s Thursday. The best chances for rain still appear to be Sunday and Monday. Computer models are now hinting at.
Wednesday night through Thanksgiving afternoon: Rain is expected to increase and be heavy at times, could even hear a few rumbles of thunder although most of it will just be rain.
By Thanksgiving, the morning lows and afternoon highs will be trending warmer than normal in New England, with highs well into the 50s Thursday and near 60 on Friday.
On Thanksgiving, it should warm up into the 70s for highs and mid 50s for lows.
We will see the pattern change next Wednesday with a shot of cold air. Skies will be mostly cloudy with a high near 40 degrees and a low around 28 degrees. The middle/end of next week should be cooler as we start to dry out.
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Rain originally forecast for Thursday night is now expected to arrive Friday, with the brunt of the wet stuff arriving after 4 p.m. Chance of showers late. Winds will be a little stronger, out of the southeast around 10 miles per hour. Highs will only top out in the upper 30s to low 40s yet again.
