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Super Bowl and post-Super Bowl snowstorm possible…
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Super Bowl and post-Super Bowl snowstorm possible…
First though, the light snow should continue through early afternoon with
one to possibly two inches of accumulation in some locations. It will also become very windy later today with
winds gusting to 30-40 mph at times.
Tomorrow will then be very cold with lows dropping to the
low to mid single digits and highs only around 20.
Super Bowl Sunday clouds will increase as a strong storm
system approaches from the southwest.
The storm will intensify as it approaches our area, causing snow to develop
between 4 pm and 7 pm and becoming heavy at times late on Sunday night and
through the day on Monday. The snow
should come to an end between 7 pm and 10 pm on Monday evening. At the moment total accumulations appear to
be in the 4-8 inch range; however any change in the track of the storm will
cause this amount to either go higher or lower, so check back for updates.
After the storm passes on Monday night it will get VERY COLD
for Tuesday with lows dropping to zero to 10 BELOW ZERO on Tuesday morning with highs only in the mid
to upper teens.
Wednesday should be nice but clouds will then increase as
two storms approach our area, one dropping down from Canada and one approaching
from the Gulf Coast. There is a chance
that these two storms will merge and create a Nor’easter for Thursday and
Friday. If they do merge this would
bring us a chance for snow Thursday and Friday.
This is still very uncertain though at this time, so it just remains a
chance for now.
After that storm passes the next chance of snow will be next
Monday and Tuesday as again a storm system is likely drop down from Canada as a
storm approaches from the Gulf Coast. If
these two systems merge they would bring us a chance for snow next Monday and
Tuesday.
Have a great day!
Have a great day!
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