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KEY MESSAGES

- Another mild day is in store today with highs in the mid to upper 60s and sunny skies.

- A cold front will pass through Thursday night and Friday morning bringing some of the coolest temperatures we have seen yet this Fall. Highs in the 50s are forecast this weekend with lows in the low to mid 30s.

- Dry conditions will persist for the next several days with a warm-up into the 60s expected to begin Monday and continuing through midweek.

UPDATE

Issued at 505 AM CST Thu Nov 5 2026

Updated Aviation Discussion for the 12z TAFs.

DISCUSSION

Issued at 1258 PM CST Wed Nov 4 2026

Patchy fog is possible across the region this morning with skies clearing and winds going calm or light. We are already seeing some lower visibilities across our sites and expect this to continue until at least sunrise.

Another mild day is in store today with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 60s as we await our next front. Beginning tonight and into Friday morning a positively tilted trough will bring yet another cold front through the region. No rain is expected, but much colder air is. Highs are only forecast to reach the mid to upper 50s across most of the region with portions of southern SE Missouri and southern west Kentucky possibly reaching 60 degrees Friday afternoon. This colder air will remain in place through the weekend with similar highs expected. Furthermore, overnight lows will drop to the low to mid 30s beginning Friday night and continuing through Sunday night. With these temperatures a hard freeze is expected to end the growing season.

Dry conditions will persist for the next several days and into at least mid next week. High pressure will settle in Monday allowing for another warm-up into the low to mid 60s through the middle of next week.

AVIATION /12Z TAFS THROUGH 12Z FRIDAY/

Issued at 505 AM CST Thu Nov 5 2026

Morning fog should disappear completely in the next hour or two then VFR conditions will take hold through the morning and afternoon. Winds will pick up (7-9kts) out of the W/SW and will eventually shift to be out of the NW this evening/tonight as the cold front makes its way through. Cloud cover with the cold front will increase with lower MVFR heights, especially at MVN, EVV, and OWB near the latter half of the TAF period.

PAH WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

IL...None. MO...None. IN...None. KY...None.

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