Overall, Tuesday wasn’t bad as we were substantially cooler than Monday. We did start off with mainly cloudy skies, but the clouds did decrease as we rolled throughout the afternoon hours.

A s we First Alerted to last week for this week, a big shift in the temperature pattern will be felt this week. Initially, a cold front will come through early Tuesday and clear o

First Alert Weather Days have been issued for Wednesday night and Thursday morning due to weather that could impact holiday travel. Another First Alert Weather Day is in effect for Saturday night.FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY - WEDNESDAY & THURSDAYRain is expected to disrupt holiday travel across the Midstate and the eastern third of the country Wednesday and into the day on Thursday.

The First Alert Weather Team says the weather is going to be nice through Thanksgiving Day. A warming trend is underway with lows tonight in the 40s to low 50s. Tuesday highs will approach 80 degrees under partly sunny skies. A weakening front may bring a sprinkle or brief shower Tuesday night but no significant rainfall.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Thursday is a First Alert Weather Day for this dramatic change in weather on a holiday, with rain in the forecast and cooler temperatures.

Over the next two days there will be rain showers for Western New York, but the News10NBC First Alert meteorologists do not see any significant impact on travel leading up to the holiday.However, we are tracking a potential storm for Thanksgiving Day.

Some minor lake-effect snow gets going east of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Wednesday, but Monroe County and the city should be quiet with partly cloudy skies. The next system we are watching is an area of low pressure moving from the central United States towards Pennsylvania.

Meteorologist Jill Gilardi said rain, possibly with a bit of snow, was in the forecast for Thanksgiving. Here's her Tuesday noon forecast.