Monday, November 17, 2014

Monday, November 17, 2014 - Evening Weather Discussion

Brutal cold tomorrow and Wednesday, then warmth early next week with highs near 60, then a chance of a Nor’easter with snow potential for the Thanksgiving Holiday period…

It will be brutally cold tomorrow and Wednesday with highs only around 30 and lows dropping as low as the mid teens on Wednesday morning.

We will have a chance of flurries on Thursday and Friday and it will be a bit warmer but still cold through Saturday.

Late Saturday night and early Sunday morning we will have to watch for the potential of a touch of freezing rain before it warms on Sunday to around 50 with a chance of rain.

There will be a chance of rain next Monday and Tuesday with highs around 60 and possibly breaking 60 on Monday.

Then a Nor’easter may form along the stalled out cold front along the East Coast next Wednesday.  This storm would then move due north and threaten our area.  Depending on the track of this storm we could be facing rain or snow.   This storm could also move a bit further out to sea and spare our area, but I see this as a real threat at this point.

Even if the storm does not happen next Wednesday for the busiest travel day of the year there will be a threat of another Nor’easter forming for either Thanksgiving Day or Black Friday.  We will just have to wait and see.

Yes, we have entered a winter pattern very early, and it appears that it is here to stay.  I see no long-term let-up in sight, just a few days between Sunday and Tuesday to enjoy the warmth between the rain drops, then back into the deep freeze with threats of snow.

Please join me again early tomorrow morning for my morning forecast and look at the next 2 weeks by 6:30 am and of course if there is anything major popping up, you can always be on the lookout for a quick update.

Have a fantastic evening!

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