The Iowa Hawkeyes are heading to Los Angeles this weekend, where the weather is often a consistent and beautiful 75 degrees and sunny. That may not be the case this weekend, with forecasts showing the Hawkeyes may bring some of their weather with them.

So far this season, we have had 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes and four major hurricanes. Three of those major hurricanes have been category fives, which hasn't happened in a single season in about twenty years!

Expect a high of 49 degrees that feels more like 42, with an overnight low of 31. Forecasters predict it will be breezy and not as cold with sunshine and a few clouds. Throughout the day, wind will be blowing west southwest at 16.1 miles per hour.

While partly sunny skies are expected by late afternoon, the cold conditions will continue. Evening temperatures will drop to the low 30s but feel like the teens. By 11 p.m., the wind chill is forecast to reach 11 degrees with gusts as high as 35 mph. Additional flurries are possible in the late evening hours.

Phoenix will remain warm and dry on Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid-to-upper-80s, but beginning Friday, big changes are coming.

For context, level 4 is the highest level of rain on the weather system of F1 ’s governing body. The FIA has issued an 80% chance of rain on Saturday morning. For qualifying at 3pm local time (6pm GMT), the chance of rain decreases to 40%, though the weather is known to change rapidly around the Interlagos circuit.

Fort Myers faces an Arctic blast with Monday lows near 42°F, gusty winds and temperatures dropping up to 20 degrees from the weekend. Despite the warnings of advocacy groups, the Trump administration allowed many parks to be at least partially open with few staff and services

It’s November in South Bend, so that means the weather for Notre Dame Football games can be a little tough on the senses. This week, the Irish play host to the Navy Midshipmen in a prime time matchup, and it’s one that the weather forecast says could be a wet one.