Overview
- Met Office guidance points to widespread rain and gusts topping 50 mph in parts of Britain this weekend as temperatures turn milder than the recent Arctic cold.
- Flood alerts flag localized risk where heavy rain combines with rapid snowmelt, including along the River Lugg in Herefordshire.
- Met Éireann issued a short-duration Status Yellow fog warning early Saturday for 11 counties, cautioning of treacherous visibility for drivers.
- In the U.S., many areas are drying out with brighter weather into Sunday before a Tuesday–Wednesday rain event complicates pre-Thanksgiving travel.
- Forecasts indicate a strong late-week cold front will usher in much colder air, gusty winds and the potential for lake-effect snow downwind of the Great Lakes.