We will still have to get through some very cold weather
today and tomorrow, and two more snow/ice storms on Sunday night into Monday
morning and again Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, but it will start to
gradually warm up and then the real break in the pattern may come in about 2
weeks. Let’s cross our fingers…
It will still be cold today and tomorrow with highs in the
mid 20’s and lows tomorrow morning around zero.
A weak storm system will then approach on Sunday, causing
snow to develop between 1 pm and 3 pm and ending on Monday morning between about
8 am and 10 am. The snow could mix with sleet or freezing rain. Snow
accumulations should be 1-3 inches throughout our area.
Tuesday another storm system will approach our area, causing
snow to develop between 4 pm and 7 pm. The snow will then change to sleet and
then freezing rain around midnight, continuing until around sunrise on
Wednesday morning. There should be 1-3 inches of snow accumulation and up to a
quarter inch of ice accumulation prior to a changeover to light rain or drizzle
around sunrise on Wednesday.
Temperatures will likely then rise to the mid 40’s on Wednesday
afternoon.
Showers will then likely move in on Wednesday night as the
cold front finally passes through our area.
Thursday the showers will end in the morning, followed by
clearing and highs around 40.
Next Friday will then be colder behind the front with highs
in the upper 20’s.
Next Saturday we will have a chance of some snow showers
with a high in the upper 30’s.
Next Sunday should be nice with a high in the mid 30’s,
followed by increasing cloudiness next Monday with highs in the upper 30’s.
A storm system will then approach for next Tuesday and
Wednesday, bringing a chance of rain or snow and highs around 40.
Then, finally, things will likely warm up as we head into
the following weekend. Let’s hope so.
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