Outdoor Report for Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026

Here at your weather this morning and yeah, Bill is right. It's going to be downright warm today. We have a system that's stalling off to the west and we're going to be on the warm side of this system, bringing in some gusty southerly winds to the coast and up to the north end. But it's ushering in that warmer air from the south and that. We'll boost our temps up to the mid-60s today, which in a lot of spots could be record-breaking. We're still going to be seeing some light showers out along the coast and over the Olympic Peninsula. And one thing I do want to note is the Skokomish River. This is a sign of fall right here, especially a sign of November when the Skokomish River floods. It's going to be a minor flood stage throughout the day today due to excessive rainfall yesterday. All right, November so far. Yesterday, we hit 60 degrees. Do have a wet weekend ahead, but up until then, we're going to be mainly dry the next two days. And we also got about an inch of rain yesterday, a half inch almost on Monday. So good soaking for us over the past couple of days. And that put us right where we need to be up to this point in the month. We are tracking nicely for the month of November. Wind gusts currently are in the 30 to 40 mile an hour range up towards La Push. The South Sound and Central Sound are looking great right now. Mostly calm, and then you get up to the North Sound, and that's where those gusts are in that 30 to 40 mile an hour range in spots like Port Townsend and Whidbey Island. Here's your outdoor report for today. Do something outside, folks. Get that yard cleaned up. Take the dog on a walk. Take yourself on a walk. Do that today. It's going to be very mild this afternoon with temps in the mid-60s, mostly cloudy for your Thursday. And then Friday through this weekend will be a bit breezy. We're going to be bringing back showers. Sunday so far is looking like our wettest day of the weekend. All right, let's head into Adam. He's checking out.