Matt Schaefer

Friday was a warm day for early November standards. Even the morning low temperatures remained above freezing in the mid 30s which is above Eau Claire's average low of 29.

Western Wisconsin picked up a little rain this weekend, but as expected it wasn't too much. Yesterday finished gloomy and drizzly after a few showers rolled through beginning Saturday.

The Coulee Region picked up a little rain this weekend, but as expected it wasn't too much. Yesterday finished gloomy and drizzly after a few showers rolled through beginning Saturday.

It was a chilly morning across Western Wisconsin with a deep, hard freeze for most. Lows ranged from the teens to about 30 degrees across Western Wisconsin this morning.

There were returns on radar, but very few places even got sprinkles this evening with only one or two light showers having moved through.

The complicated nature of long range forecasts can be explained by this simulation of a puck dropping on a peg board type of game. It has a more popular name

Friday was a pleasant day with not too much wind and temps that warmed into the mid 50s! Saturday will likely be similarly warm, though it will be a bit

Rain began this afternoon and will continue through most of the night before tapering off early tomorrow morning.

While areas north of Eau Claire have seen snow this year, the Chippewa Valley will likely see first flakes tomorrow.

Flurries began to fall Wednesday morning across Western Wisconsin with snow rates picking up during the afternoon especially in the Chippewa Valley and southwest.