Well, sorry, no white Christmas for us…
It had looked as if we had a good chance for a white
Christmas just a few short days ago.
Unfortunately, that is not going to happen. The storm for this weekend got delayed until
Monday night and by then the warm air will be in place and we will get rain
instead of snow. If the storm had come
in this weekend we would have surely had snow, but for some reason it got
delayed. I feel really bad for the snow
plow guys. I know many of you read this
blog and well, I was hoping for you guys.
On the other hand, I know some of you would prefer not to have to deal
with it around the holidays, so I am happy for you. For those of you hoping for the snow, the
next one to watch is a possible storm for New Year’s Eve day. We will have to see how that one works out…
Anyway, we will have fairly decent weather through Sunday
but it will be cool with highs in the mid 30’s.
Monday the storm that was supposed to bring us a big
snowstorm this weekend will finally move in during the afternoon and evening
and it might still be cold enough that it could possibly start as a little
light snow or a mixture of rain and snow, but it would rather quickly change to
rain with the rain continuing overnight.
The high on Monday should be around 40.
Tuesday we will have light rain and showers with highs in
the mid 40’s.
Christmas Eve day a rather strong storm is likely to form
along the East Coast as two strong upper level disturbances merge. The storm will however take an inland path
which will allow warm air to surge northward up the East Coast. This will cause high temperatures to reach
the mid 50’s on Christmas Eve day. It will
also be quite windy on Christmas Eve.
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The rain will come to an end early in the evening on
Christmas Eve, followed by cooler temperatures for Christmas Day and a chance
of a snow shower. The highs on Christmas
Day should be around 40, but it will feel cooler with the strong northerly
winds.
Next Friday should be nice with a high around 40.
Next Saturday clouds will increase and we will have a chance
of showers at night as a cold front approaches.
The high next Saturday should be in the mid 40’s.
Next Sunday and Monday should then be mostly sunny and
cooler with highs in the mid 30’s.
Then next Tuesday a low pressure area may form along the
Gulf Coast and merge with an upper level system dropping down from Canada. If these two systems merge the storm would
then move up the East Coast and bring us a chance for snow starting next
Tuesday night and through New Year’s Eve day.
For those of you wanting some
snow, this is the next one to watch…
New Year’s Eve day would then be mostly sunny with highs in
the low to mid 30’s.
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