Great Weekend Ahead......Then A Polar Plunge

It was a wonderful way to end the work week, a textbook Autumn day. Cool and crisp air, along with a milky white glaze in the sky, courtesy of high level clouds. These clouds will remain with us for the first half of the weekend, and even though it might look like its going to rain, the atmosphere is fairly dry, that any falling precipitation should dry up before it comes in contact with the ground.

Overall, tailgating for Saturday's final home game at Kyle Field should be great. It is upsetting to see the Aggies take Kyle Field for the final time in its current state before construction begins following the match against Mississippi State. However, by 2015, Kyle Field will be filled with even more fans that will make it even louder.

Clouds will begin to thin out Saturday night and give way to some sunshine for the second half of the weekend and Veterans Day too.

By the middle of next week, a huge swing in the temperatures are in the offing.

Very cold air building in Canada is poised to move into our direction. In fact, most areas east of the Rockies will feel some of the coldest air of the season.

Due to a highly amplified trough in the upper levels, all of this cold air will freely move south. At the moment, a cold front will pass through the Brazos Valley early Tuesday morning, kicking up a strong north wind and taking any mild air away.

Additionally, as high pressure crests over the southern Plains on Tuesday and Wednesday night, temperatures should fall into the 30s! This means we need to be on garden alert because there could be several areas near freezing temperatures. Our first frost or freeze could be coming soon. Stay tuned, and I will keep you in the loop.


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