Warm air will stream ahead of a weak storm system that will approach
our area tonight, bringing with it a chance of a shower this afternoon but
highs will reach the low to mid 70’s today.
Showers will be likely tonight, followed by a mostly sunny and nice, but
cool day tomorrow. Clouds will once
again increase on Saturday morning as another weak storm system approaches our
area bringing a chance of a shower on Saturday afternoon, with showers again
likely at night. Sunday and Monday
should then be nice but cool, with highs both days near 60. Tuesday will once again feature increasing
cloudiness as another storm system approaches our area, with a chance of a
shower in the afternoon or evening.
After this storm passes next Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, temperatures
will drop dramatically bringing a good chance for us to see our first
snowflakes at some point by the end of next week as the highs will be mainly
around 50 from Wednesday through Saturday and lows in the 30’s. Then next Sunday we will have increasing
cloudiness as another storm system is likely to approach our area. This storm has the potential to develop into
a significant storm for our area and with the cold air in place there is a
chance that it could be a significant snowstorm for someone in the Northeastern
United States depending upon where exactly it develops. If the storm develops to our west or over us
it will be rain. If the storm develops to
our south and east and remains off shore it would have the potential to a
significant early season snowstorm for our area. It is still MUCH too early to tell how this
will develop, or if it will develop at all.
Check back for updates.
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