The cold front came through early this afternoon with some rather strange snow squalls and dark skies for about 15 minutes. This will bring us MUCH colder air for tomorrow with lows dropping to the single digits in many places and highs only in the mid 20's.
Sunday it will warm up just in time for a coastal storm to develop. This will bring us rain with highs in the upper 30's to low 40's on Sunday. There is a slight chance that the rain could mix with or change to snow before ending on Sunday night but there should not be any accumulation.
Monday we will have a slight chance of a snow shower, followed by a nice day on Tuesday.
Late Tuesday night and Wednesday we will have a chance of some light snow as a weak storm system approaches from the west.
Thursday will then be mostly sunny,
Friday or Saturday we will have a slight chance of snow as a storm is likely to form along the Gulf Coast and could turn northward far enough to at least threaten us with some snow.
Sunday should be nice, followed by another chance of some light snow next Sunday night and Monday as a weak storm system approaches from the west.
Next Tuesday should be nice before another storm develops along the Gulf Coast and potentially turns northward up the East Coast again next Wednesday.
Next Thursday should then be nice but colder.
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