It will be nice but cold today with highs only in the mid to
upper 30’s.
Tomorrow will be a cloudy day with a chance of some snow
flurries early in the morning and highs in the low 40’s.
Tomorrow night light snow may develop around 10 pm then
change to light rain between 1am and 4 am, with some light accumulations
possible before the changeover. Rain
will then continue through the day, before possibly changing to some snow
flurries before ending late night. The
high on Monday will be around 40.
Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a chance of some flurries
early in the morning. It will be quite
cold with highs only in the low to mid 30’s.
Wednesday will then be mostly sunny but VERY COLD with lows
dropping as low as the mid teens in the coldest locations and highs will only be
in the low to mid 30’s.
Thursday will be mostly sunny and a bit warmer with highs
around 40.
Friday there will be a chance of snow as a storm system may
approach our area and the cold air SHOULD remain in place. The high on Friday will be in the low to mid
30’s.
Next Saturday there will be a chance of snow showers with
highs in the upper 30’s.
Next Sunday and Monday will be mostly sunny with warming
temperatures. Highs next Sunday will be
in the low to mid 40’s, rising to the low 50’s next Monday as warm air surges
northward into our area ahead of an approaching strong cold front, setting the
stages for potentially severe weather on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday we will have a chance of heavy
showers and thunderstorms that could very well be severe as temperatures may
warm to the mid to upper 50’s next Tuesday and Wednesday as the front
approaches. I am actually quite
concerned about this situation, especially for areas across the Southeastern
United States, although I have some concern for our area as well. The most important thing about this is that
the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year, so hopefully
this can speed up a bit and clear us out a bit earlier.
The next concern would be the potential for much colder air
to move into our area behind the front.
A storm could then form along the East Coast behind this front for
Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, but that is still a long way out, so we will
have to wait and see.
Have a Great Day!
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