Wednesday, February 25, 2015 - Morning Weather Discussion

The snow returns tomorrow, although only a little bit, then next week we may get quite a bit more…

A storm system is moving along the Gulf Coast today and will bring areas from Northeast Texas, across Southern Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, Northern Mississippi, Northern Alabama, Northern Georgia, Northwestern South Carolina, most of North Carolina, and Southeastern Virginia a significant snowstorm today, with up to a foot possible in sections of Eastern North Carolina and as much as 6 inches likely in Northern Mississippi, Northern Alabama, Northern Georgia and Northwestern South Carolina.

Luckily the cold air in place here will keep the storm to our south, bringing us just a chance of a bit of light snow or flurries tomorrow that could accumulate to a dusting in some places, but that is about it.

Friday will then be variably cloudy with a chance of snow shower in the morning, and then it will clear out with a nice day on Saturday.

Then Sunday through next Friday a cold front will set up just to our south and several low pressure areas will ride along the front, bringing us a chance for snow starting on Sunday afternoon or evening and continuing into Monday morning, then starting again Tuesday afternoon or evening and continuing into Wednesday morning, and then a third wave of low pressure will bring us another chance for snow on Friday.

Right now the first wave for Sunday night into Monday Morning looks like 1-3 inches with the second wave for Tuesday night into Wednesday looking like 3-6 inches. It is too early to tell on the third wave for next Friday.

We should then have a nice weekend before the next storm approaches with a chance for snow next Tuesday.

"Weather on the Edge" by Dr. Edge.

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