Tuesday, October 22nd, 2013 - Morning Weather Discussion

We will have one last warm day followed by a chance of shower tomorrow as a Nor'easter starts to develop well offshore.  This storm will pull much colder air down into our area from Canada for the rest of the week, with highs only around 50 each day and lows in the low to mid 30’s, for Thursday and Friday morning and the upper 20’s to low 30’s on Saturday morning.  There will also be a chance of a rain or snow shower from Wednesday night through Saturday as the cold air blows across the much warmer Great Lakes, causing Lake Effect snow showers to develop, some of which might make it into our area.  On Sunday some warmer air will move into our area ahead of the next storm system causing temperatures to warm to the mid 50’s for Sunday and Monday.  Then next Tuesday there will be increasing cloudiness with showers developing at night as the next storm system approaches.  These showers are likely to continue through the day on Wednesday, possibly becoming steady rain for Halloween day, but that is a long way out and anything can change, so check back for updates.  After this storm passes temperatures should once again drop as we head into the following weekend with a chance of scattered rain or snow showers.