Well, the storm that was supposed to happen this coming weekend
that would have been a big snowstorm, has been delayed till Monday night, and
by then there will be no cold air left, so we will end up with a rainstorm
instead…
So, we will have fairly nice but cooler days today through
Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 30’s today and the mid 30’s tomorrow
through Sunday.
Monday clouds will increase in the morning as the storm
finally approaches from the south, bringing us a chance for rain in the
afternoon and at night. The highs will
be in the mid to upper 30’s.
Tuesday we will have a chance of showers and highs in the
low 40’s.
Christmas Eve a strong storm is likely to develop along the
East Coast as a strong upper level low pressure area over the Great Lakes will
combine with another strong piece of upper level energy moving along the Gulf
Coast. The storm will however take an
inland path. This will allow warm air to
surge northward up the East Coast ahead of the storm. This will cause high temperatures to reach near
50 for Christmas Eve day with heavy rain and strong winds in the morning and
afternoon, ending by evening. This will also likely cause travel delays on
Christmas Eve day for those traveling for the holiday.
Behind the storm for Christmas Day we should have variably
cloudy skies with highs around 40.
Next Friday we should have mostly sunny skies with highs
again around 40.
Next Saturday we will have a chance of showers as a cold
front approaches. Highs next Saturday
should be in the low 40’s.
Next Sunday through Tuesday should then be variably cloudy
with highs in the mid 30’s.
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day we will have a chance of
rain or snow with high in the mid 30’s.
For those of you heading south to Florida for
the holiday, expect the possibility of heavy travel delays on Christmas Eve Day
with the heavy rains and strong winds and remember that my dad owns a real
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