Good Monday, everyone. It’s a new week, but the same super-charged pattern remains for our part of the world. It’s one that will throw two more systems our way in the coming days, with the second system being another potent storm. Can we get some winter weather out of this “milder” setup? That’s a possibility.

As always, let’s start with today and roll forward.

Some light snow may begin the day in the far south central and southeast. Regardless of that, the many areas that picked up ice and snow on Sunday will likely still be dealing with slick roads to begin the day. Watch those icy spots. Here’s regional radar to see if those light snows are in the southern areas to start the day…

Another weak system moves in here late Wednesday and may bring a few showers. There’s a chance for this to be in the form of some white stuff, but I’m not sold on that.

This will be  followed up by a massive upper low slowly spinning on top of us. That should crank up a powerhouse low pressure bringing heavy rain, wind and some thunder to us later Thursday into part of Friday. What happens after that depends on where the upper low decided to travel.

The Canadian has this thing spinning on top of us and then to the northeast, tapping cold air with wraparound snows late Friday and Saturday…

The new version of the GFS is very similar with this big storm…

The GFS keeps this mess more discombobulated  with a much smaller chance for wraparound flakes…

We will have to wait and see how this works out, but this is likely a big wind maker around here.

Next week looks like the potential for another big slow-moving storm system to develop. Check out this deepening trough moving in…

Normal updates come your way later today. Make it a good one and take care.