Monday begins with patchy, dense fog that will eventually give way to sunny skies and warm temperatures. The fog, located in the lower half of Central Florida, should clear up before 9 a. m., according to NWS Melbourne. Temperature highs will peak at 82 degrees, with winds blowing east-northeast at 5 to 10 mph. There is a moderate risk of rip currents at all Central Florida Atlantic beaches.
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/2025/11/24/dense-fog-lasts-through-mid-morning-but-skies-will-be-mostly-sunny/
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Rain in the forecast for Paso Robles next week
Saturday is expected to be partly cloudy, with a high near 79 degrees. Warm and dry conditions will continue through the weekend and the start of next week before cooler weather and rain move into Paso Robles by midweek, according to the latest forecasts.
On Saturday night, temperatures will drop to around 47 degrees. Sunday will be sunny and warmer, reaching a high of about 86 degrees with a low near 47.
Monday will see partly cloudy skies, with a high around 85 and a low near 48. Similar conditions are expected on Tuesday, with partly cloudy skies, a high near 80, and a low around 52.
By Wednesday, clouds are forecast to increase in the morning before giving way to some afternoon sun. The high will be near 66 degrees, with a low around 55. About 0.18 inches of rain is expected overnight.
Rain is likely to continue on Thursday, with a high near 61 and a low around 47. Up to 0.67 inches of precipitation is possible.
Showers are expected to linger into Friday, bringing another 0.13 inches of rain. Daytime temperatures will be near 60 degrees, with overnight lows around 43.
Conditions are expected to clear over the weekend, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 60s on both Saturday and Sunday. Lows will remain in the low 40s as the region dries out after the midweek storm.
Click here to view a 10-day forecast for Paso Robles from Weather Underground.
https://pasoroblesdailynews.com/rain-in-the-forecast-for-paso-robles-next-week/215914/
Key World Leaders Skip Talks Before COP30 as 1.5C Goal Slips Away
World leaders are set to deliver a message of solidarity and renewed resolve to address global warming, just days before the start of the COP30 climate summit in Brazil. This comes despite lackluster attendance and the erosion of a key goal to curb rising temperatures.
The summit will take place in the Amazonian city of Belém on Thursday and Friday, where more than 50 heads of state and government ministers are expected to attend. However, the atmosphere is markedly different from a decade ago.
Gone is the confidence and grand ambition that united nearly 200 nations during the adoption of the landmark Paris Agreement. In its place is a gnawing sense of urgency and the hard reality of implementing climate promises.
This is especially true as the accord’s most ambitious goal—to keep warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels—moves further out of grasp. The challenges ahead underscore the critical need for renewed commitment and effective action at COP30.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-06/climate-talks-ahead-of-cop30-lack-trump-xi-modi-as-1-5c-goal-fades
Wind decreases through the weekend
Gusty winds prevailed today and will continue tonight through most of tomorrow, gradually easing by the end of the weekend. Aside from the breezy conditions, it looks to be a decent weekend with mostly sunshine and cool temperatures.
The strengthening area of low pressure that brought rain from yesterday through this morning is now moving away. High pressure will settle in by Sunday, allowing the pressure gradient to weaken. As a result, the wind won’t be as strong by the end of the weekend.
Wind gusts will remain strongest tomorrow, especially in the morning, with gusts near or above 30 mph possible. While noticeable, this won’t pose a damaging wind threat for most areas. It will stay breezy through tomorrow evening before the wind relaxes overnight into Sunday. Sunday afternoon will see only a light breeze.
Saturday morning temperatures will start in the low 40s, then rebound to the mid-50s under mostly sunny skies. With clear skies and lighter winds Saturday night, temperatures will drop to near freezing by Sunday morning. Sunday will be a cold start, and the day will stay cool with highs mainly in the low 50s under mostly sunny conditions.
Don’t forget, Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend—hello to 6:00 a.m. sunrises and 4:30 p.m. sunsets!
The weekend will remain dry, with the next chance of showers arriving Monday night and lingering into early Tuesday morning.
—Meteorologist Melanie Black
https://whdh.com/weather-blog/wind-decreases-through-the-weekend/
Xcel warns of fire risk, possible power shutoffs as winds hit Colorado
Xcel Energy Warns of Critical Fire Weather and Potential Power Outages in Colorado
DENVER – Xcel Energy is warning residents of critical fire weather and potential power outages on Monday as a cold front moves into Colorado’s Front Range, dropping temperatures to around 60 degrees.
The utility company is currently evaluating whether to proactively turn off power for customers in Adams, Boulder, Jefferson, and eastern Denver counties on Monday. Xcel Energy emphasized that a public safety power shutoff is not a decision taken lightly and is only used when other methods are insufficient to prevent wildfires.
Customers who rely on medical equipment are urged to prepare for possible extended outages and ensure they have necessary backups in place.
Weather Alerts and Conditions
A Denver7 Weather Action Day is in effect for Monday due to high winds and elevated fire danger across the entire Denver metro area. Very windy conditions are expected to develop late Sunday night into Monday morning, impacting Colorado’s higher terrain and plains.
The National Weather Service predicts the foothills may experience brief wind gusts up to 75 mph between 9 a.m. and noon. Mountain peaks above 10,500 feet could face gusts up to 80 mph through midday, while the Eastern Plains will see widespread gusts of 45-55 mph, with isolated gusts reaching 60 mph. A fire weather watch remains in effect.
Emergency Preparedness Recommendations
Xcel Energy encourages all customers to prepare an emergency kit at home, which should include:
- Battery-powered radio
- Flashlights
- Batteries
- Backup phone chargers
- A phone that does not require electricity
- Non-electric alarm clock
Additional Weather Information
Light mountain snow is possible on Monday north of Interstate 70, while the plains will remain mostly dry and cooler with highs in the 60s. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to bring pleasant fall weather before another temperature drop and a chance of rain arrive on Thursday.