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Fox Central/Southwest Weather Forecast: 11/26

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    Maria Molina with the Southwest, Central weather forecast

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Hi everyone I'm meteorologist -- and we now from the -- -- -- weather center with your forecast for.

-- -- and temperatures today across portions of the Rockies are a little bit on the cool side in the city of Denver 39 degrees.

-- high temperature this afternoon but nothing we're not really too.

I'm not used to seeing during late November I mean we are getting into the winter months so it is gonna set to get -- -- -- out across the Rockies.

49 over and Salt Lake City meanwhile southern Arizona on the warm side upper seven -- In Tucson and also in Phoenix in California we're looking at temperatures widespread into the sixties.

Especially along coastal areas asked me -- into the afternoon hours now much going on right now the satellite radar picture across both the Rockies at Nevada and even across portions.

-- California we should be seeing some changes are coming up in the next couple of days.

Out -- within a writing storm system that is expected to produce some very heavy rain that really won't be though.

Until we head into early Wednesday morning for today and I'll see your Tuesday we're talking about relatively quiet conditions.

Across the entire region we can already see that -- starting -- creep towards the coast of California.

By early Wednesday morning so we could be looking at some serious that -- fought across California.

And of course some snowfall for some of the higher elevations across the Sierra Nevada and then eventually possibly into the rocky so we'll keep an eye on this developing -- -- -- As it continues to push eastward but again ahead of it relatively quiet for the next two days.

How breaking everyone I'm meteorologist Maria will me now from the fox extreme weather senator.

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