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MM’s Fri 5-Day: A Cold Front is on the Way!

Today is Friday, October 16, 2026

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MM’s Hourly Forecast

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5-Day Forecast

MM says….You’ll know it when the cold front comes through this afternoon!

6-10 Day Temp & Precip Outlook

Extended outlooks show no signs of significant rain. In fact, it’s hard to find any rain through the end of the month.

MM’s Weather Worries

MM’s Wx Analysis

The big news today is the season’s first strong cold front moving across the eastern U.S. That front will cause severe weather in the Northeast (yellow-shaded area). Snowflakes will fly across the U.S./Canadian border of New England.

Yesterday the percent of snow cover across the U.S. was 3%.

Today that percentage is also 3%.

On This Day

New episode released Wednesday, October 14th!

Bird Migrations

MM’s Aches-n-Pains Forecast

MM’s Allergy Forecast

Yesterday’s Local Weather Stats

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Yesterday’s Storm Reports

Two wind reports were made in Parker County, Texas yesterday. “Facebook photos showed part of the roof and porch of a home near Brock blown off and a nearby large tree limb down. Location and time estimated. (2) Power lines down and power outages in the Bethel community.”

Radar-Estimated Precip from Yesterday

Night Sky

Drought Conditions

This map updates each Thursday.

Not much has changed since last week’s update. Since October is such a dry month anyway, it often takes drought a while to intensify. Drought conditions are expected to worsen in the coming weeks.

Last week’s drought update can be seen below, for reference.

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