Weekly Weather October 6th – 12th

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.

By Thursday, October 10th, the weather began to calm, and mostly sunny skies returned to the region. Temperatures warmed slightly to a high of 49°F (9°C) and a low of 33°F (1°C). The chance of precipitation dropped to 10%, and light winds at 5-7 mph made it a more pleasant, dry day to explore the fall foliage.

The clear skies and sunny conditions continued into Friday, October 11th, with a high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C). The chance of precipitation was a mere 5%, and a light breeze at 5 mph made for a perfect autumn day, allowing residents and visitors to fully enjoy the crisp, dry weather.

Finally, Saturday, October 12th, closed out the week with cool, clear weather. The high reached 50°F (10°C), with a low of 34°F (1°C). Winds remained calm at 5-8 mph, and the chance of precipitation was just 10%, marking another dry, sunny day.

The week began on Sunday, October 6th, with partly cloudy skies and comfortable autumn temperatures. With a high of 58°F (14°C) and a low of 38°F (3°C), the day was ideal for outdoor activities, as the chance of precipitation was only 10%. Winds remained light at 5-10 mph, contributing to an overall pleasant, peaceful fall day in the forested and mountainous landscape.

By Monday, October 7th, the weather began to change, with light rain showers moving in during the afternoon. Cloud cover increased, and temperatures cooled slightly to a high of 52°F (11°C) and a low of 35°F (2°C). The chance of precipitation climbed to 40%, with periods of light rain lasting into the evening. Winds picked up to 10-15 mph, bringing a noticeable chill to the day and signaling the start of more unsettled weather.

Tuesday, October 8th, brought a significant shift, as rain showers in the morning gave way to snow at higher elevations by the evening. Temperatures dropped further, with a high of 48°F (9°C) and a low of 32°F (0°C). The chance of precipitation rose to 60%, and gusty winds up to 20 mph made the day feel even colder. By nightfall, mountain passes above 8,000 feet saw light snow accumulation, marking the first snowfall of the season in Twin Pine Pass.

Wednesday, October 9th, continued the trend of colder weather, with lingering snow showers in the morning. The day remained chilly, with a high of just 42°F (6°C) and a low of 29°F (-2°C). The chance of precipitation was 50%, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulating in higher elevations before the skies cleared by the afternoon. Winds remained brisk at 15-20 mph, making for a cold and crisp day overall.