Ian Livingston

Mainly upper teens to mid-20s tonight. Temperatures may get back above average by Sunday.

The weather pattern fueling Storm Bora is similar to the one that caused severe flooding in Spain this fall.

We’re diving right into it feeling like winter behind another cold front that passed today. Temperatures fall into the 20s most spots tonight.

Most spots won’t get out of the 30s today. Another cold front is on the way for Sunday.

The conditions were perfectly set up for this rare phenomenon.

Most of the rain falls from the predawn through midmorning or so. Afternoon gusts could reach 35 mph.

It could be a while until we see 60s again. It’s relatively tranquil for travel plans Wednesday.

The cold will mark a jarring change from the warmest November on record to date.

It could be a damp commute, but rain will be out of here quite early in the day if so.

It’ll be chilly and gusty through tomorrow. Somewhat milder by Sunday.

Unsettled weather of the past couple days is out of here for the weekend. It’ll feel seasonable today and pretty nice tomorrow.

Resorts in Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Idaho and Washington are among others that have had early to record-early openings.

There could be a light dusting, especially north of the Beltway. Gusty winds add to the wintry feel.

A high-end atmospheric river continued to pound Northern California on Friday on the tail end of a historic bomb cyclone.

A storm will wrap up nearby late tomorrow into Thursday. It could cause some brief weather excitement locally.

Some rumbles are also possible, as is potential for isolated damaging wind gusts. Much cooler tomorrow.

Temperatures that made the 70s today should be more subdued tomorrow. Maybe a shower late.

Starting Tuesday, the Pacific Northwest could get at least 6 inches of rain, with 20-plus inches possible in the mountains. Strong winds could cause power outages.

40s most spots tonight. Saturday will also feature gusty breezes.

Gusty breezes keep temperatures today feeling a little cooler than they are. It’ll be a touch warmer tomorrow.