We escaped two snow threats for today and tomorrow. Will we escape another snow threat late next
weekend?
Two storms that would have brought us snow today and
tomorrow will both miss us to the south, leaving us dry but cold through
Saturday with highs in the 30’s.
Then for next weekend, what has been happening so far this
meteorological winter (meteorological winter runs from December through
February), is that either storms have been cutting to our west and heading into
the Great Lakes, bringing us warm air and rain, or they have been missing us to
the south and east and keeping us cold and dry.
The models had been indicating that the storm for next
weekend would again take a track into the Great Lakes bringing us temperatures
in the 50’s next weekend with rain. Then
yesterday the models turned around and indicated a snow threat, but as has been
the case in the past so far this winter, the models are now starting to
suppress this storm to the south and east of us which would keep us cold and
dry. So, will it happen again? Will we escape another snow threat next
weekend? We very well may. Typically these patterns stay in place the
whole winter so I would not be at all surprised if this one misses us again
next weekend to our south and east. We
will have to wait and see. For now, I
left a slight chance of snow in the forecast for next Sunday night into Monday
morning in case this storm tracks a bit further north than the previous ones,
but I would not bank on it at all. I feel it is more likely that this storm will do the same as the others and we will stay cold
and dry but only time will tell. I will
keep a very close eye on it for you.
After that storm passes next Monday there will be a chance
of a snow shower next Tuesday, then it will get quite cold for the middle to
end of next week before the next storm threatens us with either rain or snow the
following weekend.
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