Your Weather News @ November 2026 Edition

[Little Blue]

Saturday morning and it is cold outside @ 33°F. This afternoon I will put my Spyder in winter storage till next Spring. It is supposed to get up to 52°F today. No rain here for me.

High of 52°F. Low at 30°F. Calling for some sunshine this morning. Then partly cloudy in the afternoon.
Have yourself a great day and stay Healthy.

Sunday's numbers are 59°F and 36°F. No rain on the schedule for us.
Enjoy your Weekend with family and friends.

Till Next Time My Spyder Forum Friends.

 

[canamjhb]

Today's numbers here in the desert: High 80°, Low 57°, Humidity 44%, Breeze 7 MPH. No clouds. We did develop a few clouds in the valley yesterday afternoon, but no rain. Last night after dark, I could see some flashing in the sky far off in the mountains to the NE.. It's always fun to watch (from a good distance). Stay safe..... Jim

 

[mecsw500]

@mecsw500, I think most people don't know or think about the elevation of a vast area in the Western U.S. Denver is always referred to as The Mile High City. But the Salt Lake City area is nearly as high. Flagstaff, AZ is over 7,000 feet in elevation. A lot of the Western U.S. is high desert, with forests mixed in and even higher mountains. At those elevations, even what might be considered a minor weather event can bring BIG changes. Back in my days of seasonally commuting between Washington and Arizona, in early October one year, I climbed out of Pendleton, OR. up onto the high plateau of the Blue Mountains, then ran into a blizzard, with vehicles sliding off the road left and right. The weather this time of year can be challenging...

Here in the Valley of the Sun (at about 1,500 elevation), it's sunny with a few clouds forming in the afternoon. Temperatures for today and the next 10 days are pretty consistent, with daytime highs about 80° and nighttime lows about 60°. No rain in the forecast, but there could be a few pop-up scattered showers, mainly in the mountains. Stay safe..... Jim

Yes, we are high up. The weather up at 9,000 to 12,000 feet in the mountains can have tons of snow, whilst we here in the valley where I'm at, at about 5,000 feet, get rain or nothing, at this time of year.

I love the snow, as long as it stays in the mountains. My wife is from PA, so any little blip on the landscape is a mountain. Out here in the Mountain West, the Rockies and the Wasatch etc, we have proper mountains rather than just big hills. Well, that's what I tell her.

It's funny, where I live now here is higher than any place in the British Isles where I was born. Back there 5,000 feet would be really high, out here it's just ground level. The mountain roads peak higher than any point in the British Isles all over again, and that's not anywhere near their tops.