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Temperatures will start out very cold this morning but will warm to the mid 40’s this afternoon.
Temperatures will start out very cold this morning but will warm to the mid 40’s this afternoon.
Tomorrow will be even warmer than today, with a high in the
low to mid 50’s, but we will have a chance of a shower.
Sunday a storm will be developing over the Southeastern
United States. This storm will start
moving northeast in our direction at the same time that the Polar Vortex parks
itself in southeastern Canada, supplying us with cold air. There are still questions as to how far north
this storm will make it, but at the moment it seems that this storm will make
if far enough north to bring us snow from Sunday night through early Tuesday
morning.
At the moment my best guess would be 4-8 inches of total
accumulation but this total could easily go lower or higher depending upon how
far north this storm comes. If the storm is squashed south of us, as the one was
two weeks ago, it could mean no snow at all.
If it comes further north, we would have a chance of getting
significantly more than the 4-8 inch guess that I am currently making. Please check back for updates.
After this storm passes another storm will approach from the
west on Wednesday, bringing a chance of more snow developing on Wednesday
morning, then likely changing to rain in the afternoon and possibly continuing
into Thursday morning.
We will then have a chance for some snow showers next
Wednesday, followed by a chance for more rain or snow on Saturday night into
Sunday.
There will be more chances for rain or snow on Monday and
Wednesday of the following week and a chance of rain on Thursday.
Be sure to check back for updates.
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