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Nice weather, November 2026
Every story from the Ryan Hall, Y'all news desk on Nice weather, November 2026, newest first: 7 stories so far, the latest updated November 8, 2026, 7:01 AM ET.
The latest: Richmond and Newport News hit the Perfect tier today, with clear skies, dry air and highs in the low 60s. Beautiful weather then spreads from Indianapolis to Atlanta and Lubbock on Monday, and to Washington, Lexington, El Paso and Tucson on Tuesday. Later in the week the best weather shifts to the southern High Plains and Texas, with lower confidence.
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- Perfect Sunday around Richmond and Newport News, Beautiful days follow
Richmond and Newport News hit the Perfect tier today, with clear skies, dry air and highs in the low 60s. Beautiful weather then spreads from Indianapolis to Atlanta and Lubbock on Monday, and to Washington, Lexington, El Paso and Tucson on Tuesday. Later in the week the best weather shifts to the southern High Plains and Texas, with lower confidence.
- The Carolina Sandhills Are About to Post the Week's Best Weather Score, Right After a Tornado Warning
Sunday's high pressure building over eastern North Carolina pushes towns like Smithfield, Selma, and Fayetteville into genuine Perfect territory, just a day after tornado warnings and flash flooding rolled through some of the same counties. It is also the capstone to a 28-day Nice-or-better streak running from the Carolina Triangle down into coastal Georgia.
- The San Gabriel Foothills Are Topping the Nice List Right Into a Red Flag Warning
Glendora, Covina, and Azusa are running the best mean scores of any cities in the country this week, but the same high pressure giving them sunny, dry days is about to spin up a Santa Ana wind event over their own foothills Saturday. Meanwhile the weekend's true best-weather zone keeps relocating, from a narrow Arkansas-Arizona sliver today to a wide Tennessee Valley sweep tomorrow to the Southern Plains and Southeast by Sunday.
- The Smokies and the Back Roads of Arizona Are Having the Best Week in the Country
While a two-coast storm pattern grabs the headlines, the real nice-weather story this week is quieter: East Tennessee's Smoky Mountain towns and a string of small Arizona desert communities are stacking Beautiful-or-better days almost every single day. Here's why, and what's keeping even the best zones just short of Perfect.
- Today's the Ceiling: South Texas Hits 99, and Tucson's Suburbs Are Nice Every Single Day This Week
Wednesday delivers the best air of the week, with small South Texas towns like Cuero and Yoakum posting near-Perfect scores and a broad Beautiful belt from the desert Southwest to Arkansas. Zoom out and the real story is the Tucson metro, which stays Nice-or-better all seven days, while the national ceiling slides back to Nice for the rest of the week as a cooler, cloudier pattern settles over the Plains and Midwest.
- Wednesday Is the One: South-Central Texas Hits a Genuine Perfect Score
Tuesday's best weather sits in two disconnected pockets, the desert Southwest and the Carolina Piedmont, but Wednesday is the day to actually plan around: a run of small south-central Texas towns near Victoria, Beeville, and Gonzales lands a true Perfect score, with Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Tucson all riding Beautiful conditions right alongside them. After that, the ceiling drops to Nice for most of the country through the weekend as a front pushes east.
- Central Alabama's Quiet 24-Day Streak Is Outlasting Every Flashier Weather Story This Fall
While the Desert Southwest and the Plains have hogged the headlines with floods and severe storms, a cluster of small towns in central Alabama and west Georgia has quietly strung together 24 straight days of Nice-or-better weather. Today's national map adds a second storyline worth knowing about: a Beautiful-tier Southwest and a surprisingly comfortable Carolinas-to-Mid-Atlantic corridor, with the week's best outdoor window sliding from Arizona into Texas by Wednesday.
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