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November 2026 weather
Every story from the Ryan Hall, Y'all news desk on November 2026 weather, newest first: 4 stories so far, the latest updated November 9, 2026, 12:16 AM ET.
The latest: Ryan's Short shows airliners crossing the Pacific toward California at about 800 mph, pushed by a jet stream near 220 mph. That jet is aimed at the West Coast, so storms keep coming into the Pacific Northwest and Northern California this week. High surf and coastal flooding are already in the forecast, and a stronger system arrives Saturday.
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- Jet stream near 220 mph pushes planes to 800 mph, aims storms at West Coast
Ryan's Short shows airliners crossing the Pacific toward California at about 800 mph, pushed by a jet stream near 220 mph. That jet is aimed at the West Coast, so storms keep coming into the Pacific Northwest and Northern California this week. High surf and coastal flooding are already in the forecast, and a stronger system arrives Saturday.
- Tractors to the Polls: What This Week's Floodwater Taught Us About Getting Where We Need to Go
Navajo voters crossed flood-damaged roads on tractors to cast their ballots this week, a story that traces straight back to the Four Corners flooding we've been tracking all month. Tonight that same storm track has moved east, leaving a marginal severe and flash flood risk across the Southeast as folks head to concerts, basketball games, and Tuesday night plans anyway.
- Election Day Storms: What's Rolling Through the Mid-South Tonight (and Why Florida's Still Wringing Itself Out)
Control of Congress is on the line tonight, and so is a marginal severe weather setup stretching from the Lower Mississippi Valley into the Tennessee Valley. Meanwhile, Florida is still drying out from the flash flood emergency that dumped over a foot of rain on Palm Bay just two nights ago, with another round of heavier rain in the forecast for the southeast part of the state.
- A Circus Tent, a Mariachi Festival, and the Storm Lining Up to Test Both
Sixty thousand people ran through New York today while a slight risk of severe weather quietly built across the Heartland for Monday. We trace that setup from a circus big top in Missouri to a Mariachi festival in flood-weary Arizona, and explain what the SPC and WPC numbers actually mean for the people standing under those tents.