A bit of snow tomorrow and then watching Saturday…
We will get a bit of snow in parts of our area tomorrow as a
strong disturbance passes to our south, bringing Northern West Virginia, Northern
Virginia, Southern Maryland and Southern Delaware up to a foot of snow. In our area there will likely only be only a
trace to an inch of snow from north to south.
Below is the latest snowfall map for tomorrow from the European model, courtesy WeatherBell Analytics.
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Moving beyond this, it will remain cold with highs mainly in
the 20’s to mid 30’s and we will need to keep a close eye on a disturbance that
will move eastward along the Northern Gulf Coast later this week, reaching the
South Carolina Coast Saturday. This disturbance has the potential to then turn
northeastward, turning into a Nor’easter along the Middle Atlantic Coast, which
could bring our area a significant snowfall Saturday, but we will have to wait
and see.
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