Saturday, October 19th, 2013 - Morning Weather Discussion

Well, we have a lot to talk about but I will try to keep this as simple as possible.  We will have a chance of a shower tonight as a cold front approaches our area.  Then it will be nice through Tuesday, but quite cool tomorrow.  Wednesday a Nor’easter is likely to develop, possibly bringing some light rain into our area for Wednesday.  This Nor’easter will likely intensify quite a bit as it heads up into Canada.  This will cause the cold air in Canada to be pushed southward into our area, leaving us with a slight chance of a rain or snow shower each day from Thursday through Saturday as the cold air blows across the much warmer Great Lakes, creating Lake Effect snow showers that have a chance of making it into our area.  Then on Sunday (yes, this is the infamous October 27^th again), a storm system is likely to approach our area and could cause another Nor’easter to form.  It is still too early to tell exactly where this storm will form.  If it develops to our north and west it will cause warmer air to be pushed into our area from the south ahead of the storm, bringing us a chance for rain next Sunday.  If it forms to our south and east it would allow the cold air to stay in place and could then even drag colder air down from Canada, giving our area a chance of seeing some snow next Sunday.  It all depends upon how and where this storm develops, if it develops at all.  We may have a very similar scenario setting up for Tuesday, October 29^th as well. Check back for updates.