Thursday, March 13th, 2014 - Morning Weather Discussion

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Well, luckily no snow overnight last night, but it is cold today and the high will only reach the mid 20’s.

It will warm up tomorrow and Saturday, with the high reaching the mid 40’s tomorrow and the mid 50’s on Saturday.

On Sunday a storm will be forming over the Central Plains and moving toward the Southeastern United States.  This storm will start moving northeastward and in our direction.  The big question is whether this storm will make it close enough to us to bring us snow on Sunday night and Monday, possibly into Tuesday morning.  I simply do not yet know the answer to that question as the European and American models miss us with this storm.  However, the Canadian model and one other experimental model (an extended version of the American short-range model), give us two feet of snow.  Also, the Canadian model has been extremely good this winter.  In fact, in my opinion it has been the best model and was the first model to show every major snowstorm we had this winter and it even was the first model to indicate the possibility of the storm missing us two weeks ago.   

Well, I simply don’t know what will happen at this point from Sunday night through Tuesday morning.  We could get nothing, or we could get a very big snowstorm. 

There will then be a chance of more snow next Wednesday into Thursday and possibly again next Sunday into Monday.

Check back for updates.