Thursday Morning's Weather Discussion

A storm system will move out of the southeastern United States today and in our direction tonight, bringing some clouds and the slight chance of some flurries or light snow, with a dusting of accumulation possible in some locations.  Things will then be nice through Monday.  On Monday night a low-pressure system may form near the Delmarva Peninsula as a strong cold front approaches our area.  This low-pressure system may develop into a Nor’easter, head off the coast, and bring us a chance of snow on Monday night and Tuesday.  There are many questions as to whether this storm will develop, and the track that it will take if it does develop.  It will then get quite cold behind this storm, with temperatures dropping to the single digits for lows by Thursday morning and highs only around 30 on Tuesday and Wednesday.  There will then be a chance of another storm forming near the coast on Friday, again bringing a chance of snow, but again, there are many questions as to whether this storm will develop and the track it will take if it does develop.  So, two chances of significant storms next week, but no guarantee that either one will affect our area, but the possibility is there.  Check back for updates.