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Source: The Daily Evergreen

This week is bringing a little bit of everything to Pullman, weather-wise. Wednesday brought warmer-than-average temperatures to Pullman after a cold and rainy start to the week. Antoinette Serrato, a National Weather Service meteorologist based in Spokane, said we are looking at a warmer end to the week, followed by a rainy weekend. “We have some more rain moving in as another system moves through,” Serrato said. According to the NWS, temperatures will be in the low 60s and high 50s through Friday. However, NWS is predicting a low of 39 degrees for Friday night with a 60% chance of rain. Serrato said these changes in weather are due to a warm front from the south that moved through earlier this week, leading to warmer temperatures. However, a cold front will move through this weekend, bringing temperatures back down to the colder weather Pullman has seen this month. As for weather that could impact Thanksgiving travel plans, Serrato said that it is too early for a forecast.

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