Drizzly, foggy Thursday morning in Twin Cities; mild stretch to follow

Drizzle and fog linger through late Thursday morning in the Twin Cities before a cold front sweeps in drier air in the afternoon. It will stay cloudy until well into the afternoon.

Friday looks to be a perfect way to wrap up the week, with plenty of sunshine and highs still above average. 

A mild, quiet stretch holds through early next week, with highs in the 40s and 50s. There's a chance for rain late Monday into Tuesday.

A sharp cooldown arrives Wednesday, with below-normal temperatures likely through early December. 

Precipitation chances around midweek remain uncertain, but most guidance leans dry for Thanksgiving travel.

Early-winter chill is tied to an unusually early stratospheric warming event, setting up a colder pattern to end November.