00:00The polar vortex is on the move, but an arctic blast isn't coming this month.
00:05AccuWeather forecasters expect no frigid air outbreaks for the U.S. in November.
00:09That's because the air in northern Canada isn't that cold to begin with,
00:13and the truly cold air in the pattern is headed to Siberia instead.
00:17October was incredibly warm for much of the northern U.S., and largely dry in the east.
00:23That sunny, mild stretch is about to end for the eastern half of the country.
00:26Big jet stream storms will bring cooler air and widespread rain to the east.
00:31Some of the biggest temperature drops may hit the southwest, not the north.
00:36Later in November and December, chillier air could slip south more often.
00:40That could still make it tough for some eastern ski resorts, hoping to open for Thanksgiving.
00:45So November brings a cool down, but not a deep freeze.
00:48Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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