A mid-winter like weather pattern is on the way as the Polar
Vortex will return to Southeastern Canada by the end of next week, just as it
did last winter. This will supply the entire United States east of the immediate Pacific Coast with mid-winter like temperatures by
the middle of next week and into the following week. A piece of energy may then dive down from the
Northern Jet Stream in Canada and merge with a storm moving along the Gulf Coast
in the Southern Jet Stream. These two
pieces of energy may then form a strong Nor’easter along the Middle Atlantic
Coast next weekend and of course there will be a tremendous amount of cold air
for this storm to work with, if it does indeed develop as I think it will.
First though, it will be very ugly tomorrow with rain all
day and a high only around 50.
Friday there will be a chance of a shower at any time and
they could mix with or change to snow showers before finally ending on Friday
evening. The high on Friday will only be
in the mid to upper 40’s.
Saturday will be nice but cold with lows in the upper 20’s
to low 30’s and highs in the mid 40’s.
Sunday there will be a chance of showers with a high again
in the mid 40’s.
Monday and Tuesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the
mid 40’s on Monday, rising to the upper 50’s on Tuesday as warm air surges
north into our area ahead of an approaching strong cold front.
Next Wednesday through Friday should be mostly sunny with
lows in the mid to upper 20’s and highs in the low 40’s.
Next Saturday there will be increasing cloudiness with lows
in the mid to upper 20’s and highs in the low 40’s.
Next Sunday there will be a chance of rain or snow as there
is a real possibility that a Nor’easter may form along the East Coast. There is a chance this storm could start as
early as Friday night also. If this
storm develops, as I think it will, the exact track that it takes will
determine the amount and type of precipitation we receive. There will be a lot of cold air available to
the north, so any track to our south would almost definitely mean snow for us,
unless of course the storm gives the snow to South Carolina and misses us
again, lol.
After this possible storm passes next weekend, there are now
indications the cold may stick around well into the following week. Hello winter…
Have a nice evening.
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