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Well, it looks like we’re going record hunting again with unseasonably warm temperatures to start off the week. Looking at the big picture, general ridging (high pressure) will remain in place across the Desert Southwest
Very little to talk about over the next three days. We’ll be mostly sunny to sunny, with near-normal high temperatures and light winds.
Stretches of Loop 101, I-17 and Loop 202 in the Phoenix area are scheduled to be closed this weekend (Nov. 13-16) for freeway improvement projects
Sections of Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) east of Interstate 10 in the Chandler area will be closed this weekend (Nov. 14-15) for lane striping and overhead utility line work, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
After a very chilly start to the week, temperatures will continue to warm the remainder of the week. Looking at the big picture, general troughing will remain in place across the western US promoting dry westerly flow.
The cold snap remains on track for today through the work week with below-average temperatures the main weather story.
Expect cold days ahead as a front swept across the valley overnight bringing light rain and mountain snow with a shot of cold air. Much of the system has pushed east of the region with only the upper-level low moving across the state into this evening.
Veterans Day, originally called Armistice Day, occurs on November 11 in the United States in honor of the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918, the date that signaled the end of World War 1.
This morning’s weather is cold due to clearer skies and light winds so expect the low to mid-40s. The national weather service has issued warnings for a freeze and hard freeze across southeast Arizona.
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