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Sunday Weather Forecast – November 19, 2023

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Tonday’s weather will be wet over the next 24 hours. Models are showing we could get a decent soaking, so if you were planning on doing any yard work, you have till about 2 pm to do that. It does show rain upon us by 3 pm today.

Weather Forecast for Sunday, November 19, 2023

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It looks like our Sunday afternoon will be wet and rainy. According to the HRRR models, we will have a start time of about noon tomorrow with rain.

Friday Weather Forecast November 17, 2023 06:31 am

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Looking at the sunspot activity, we are getting very close to possibly seeing our first spotless sun since the last solar cycle. Solar Cycle 24. Our previous solar minimum froze over the Missouri River.