After last’s night’s cheap thrill with big wet snow flakes and some accumulation in places, we set our sights on the next event for late weekend and early next week. This to me looks like a mostly rain event. However
The expected cold air mass has settled over the region and will be here through Sunday. Skies will be dry and mostly sunny despite the nasty wind chill factor out of the NW. More snow is possible on Monday for
Being that we may see some snow tonight and also being that we have temperatures at a place where we are simply unsure of what if anything is going to happen, I thought we could take a look at what
We’re approaching the Arctic outbreak and light snow possibilities that I’ve been discussing in the past few weeks. Remnants of Typhoon Nuri went on to become the strongest Bering Sea storm on record. That energy pushed up into the Alaskan
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A weak low pressure disturbance wants to flirt with coastal mid-Atlantic regions shortly after the cold front moves through. Exact timing would be Friday morning, starting before sunrise and ending by early afternoon. It’s important to note that lake effect
Expect a few mild days of sunny weather to start the week (Monday-Wednesday). A cold front will then move through and noticeably drop temperatures heading into the weekend. I’d say we’re looking at 10 degrees below average starting on Thursday
After well below-average temperatures flood the region later this week, another (even colder) arctic air mass is modeled to move in after the weekend. These arctic outbreaks are the direct result of the massive storm that just affected the Bearing Sea. Pressure
Some remnant showers are slow to exit this morning but should be out by afternoon. From now through tomorrow morning we’ll deal with northerly flow (west side of low pressure system moving out). Winds should relax for a cool, dry and mostly
I’ve seen enough! I’m calling for a very cold and snowy start to meteorological winter (starts on December 1)! All signs are pointing towards below average temperatures and above average snowfall to start this upcoming winter. We have a weak
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