On Oct. 6, NOAA scientists announced that a number of climate conditions will influence the winter weather across the United States from December through February. The NOAA 2004-2005 Winter Temperature Outlook calls for cooler or near-normal temperatures this winter in the Northeast, Midwest and parts of Southwest. The NOAA 2004-2005 Winter Precipitation Outlook calls for drier-than-average conditions for the Midwest, northern Plains and Pacific Northwest. Click here to read more about expected conditions, and reasoning behind the forecast...including the expected influence of a weak El Niño event.

Click here for information on when Frost Advisories and Freeze Warnings are issued by the National Weather Service during the fall season.

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Location Time (edt) Sky/Weather Temp. (ºF) Dewpt. (ºF) Humidity (%) Wind (mph) Pressure (in) Jackson, KY 03:53 Light Rain Fog/Mist 48 45 89 SW 8 G 17 29.50 London, KY 03:53 Mostly Cloudy 46 35 66 SW 12 G 22 29.53 Somerset, KY 03:55 Overcast 46 43 87 SW 13 G 20 29.54 Lexington, KY 03:54 Light Rain 47 45 93 SW 20 29.46 Huntington, WV 03:51 Overcast 52 49 89 SW 6 29.45 Wise, VA 04:20 Overcast 46 45 93 SW 15 G 26 29.51 Covington, KY 03:51 Light Rain 49 46 90 S 14 29.38 Click on location name for the weather during the past two days at that site.