Low pressure is slowly leaving the area but behind it are still many clouds and cooler temperatures. Winds also prove to be a bit of a problem making it feel a bit cooler out tonight.
Dry weekend outlook still holds. Clouds may be a bit harder to get rid of completely but a few breaks of sun look to develop Saturday afternoon with cool and seasonable fall air. Sunday will be mostly sunny and mild in the mid 50's.
A new system will move in for the start of next week and could bring showers and clouds. Temperatures falling through the week.
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Place: New England Year: 1798 Event: Heavy snow with high winds; great damage to vessels on coast; many killed. Houses "buried in snow" -- tunnels needed to get out.
Place: Chicago, IL Year: 1985 Event: November precipitation record: 7.65 inches (old record of 6.95 inches set in 1982). Note: November 1985 ended up with a total of 8.22 inches in city of Chicago.
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