Showers will return to the region late Wednesday evening into the first half of the day on Thursday. For the afternoon, spotty showers will remain possible, with some areas seeing a little sunshine. Rainfall will be lightest east of the Blue Ridge with up to a tenth of an inch expected.

Thanksgiving will be a washout across most of New Jersey, but conditions will rapidly improve over the course of the holiday weekend.

Thanksgiving will be a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day with showers and storms rolling in through the afternoon. Ahead of Thursday’s rain, we will be partly cloudy and seasonable for this Wednesday. Temperatures are much colder this Wednesday as lows have fallen into the 30s around uptown and even the upper

A storm system will bring scattered rain showers and breezy winds to Southwest and Central Virginia on Thanksgiving. Although rain showers are forecast for Thanksgiving, it won’t rain the entire day.

Rain moves out Tuesday afternoon and evening from our first of two systems this week. Skies clear overnight, and a west wind will pick up briefly before easing on Wednesday. Lows will be near or slightly above normal in the mid to upper 30s,