Rain is moving in this morning but it also moving out very quickly; it ends up being a pretty nice day but then another storm moves in on Thanksgiving.
The rain has been pretty heavy at times this morning, but it's moving east and will be wrapped up later this morning. Later this afternoon we'll even have some sunshine, but the wind will pick up behind the front. Tonight, lows will be near freezing, then tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs in the 40s. If you are traveling, you'll have no weather issues.
Then another storm system moves in overnight, likely bringing mixed wintry precipitation for Thanksgiving. Expect a mix of some light rain and snow showers through the overnight hours, with the steadiest precipitation arriving by morning. The rain/snow line looks to cut right through our area, the changeover to plain rain likely happens farther south (south of I-80). Early outlook, generally about 1-3" looks possible, with coldest spots farthest north possibly seeing closer to 2-5."
The good news is, the storm moves out of here by Thursday evening, so Friday and through the weekend look dry, but much colder. Temperatures likely don't get above freezing Saturday and Sunday.
Today: Morning rain ending from west to east, clearing to sun but turning breezy. High 52.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, cooler. High 45.
Thanksgiving Day: Rain/snow mix moves in early, switching to plain rain farther south by the afternoon, ending by dinnertime. High 42.
Friday: Looks mostly cloudy and dry. High 40.
Saturday: Partly sunny, breezy and colder. High 32.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. High 32.