Wednesday's forecast: Cold and dry
Another chilly day will be on tap Wednesday for most of the eastern half of the country, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s forecast for much of the Midwest and Northeast. Some lake-effect snow showers will again be likely along the shores of Lake Erie in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
The Pacific Northwest will have a dank day, due to scattered showers that are forecast to soak coastal regions. Further inland, mountain snow is likely in the high elevations of the northern Rockies.
Some showers are also expected in southern Florida, but it won't be an all-day rain.
The Southwest and California will enjoy another mild, dry November day.
Weather history for Nov. 13
In 1881, a hailstorm pounded Dry Pond, Ga., where hail depth was measured at 16 inches. In 1933, a "Dust Bowl" storm spread dirt and dust from the Plains to New York. Black rain fell in New York while black snow fell in New England.
In 1981, a powerful storm slammed the West Coast. Winds were measured at 128 mph in Coos Bay, Ore., and almost 100 mph in San Francisco. In 2000, the temperature dropped to -29 degrees in Shirley Basin, Wyo.
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