Mid-November is shaping up to be unseasonably warm for more than a few days. A record high temperature of 80 degrees came under threat of being broken Wednesday. Alex Vorst is a meteorologist in the Jackson National Weather Service Office. He said the long-term forecast for November through January calls for slightly above-normal temperatures. But Vorst said that doesn’t rule out wintry weather.
“Maybe three or four degrees warmer on average for the winter and let’s say your average temperature for the winter is 32 degrees and what’s 35 or 36 degrees average over three months really mean,” said Vorst.
