Good Sunday afternoon my fellow weather lovers. Your friendly weatherdude is just dropping by for a quick update on the batch of light snow that is moving in this evening and on how the rest of the week ahead is looking.

The snow is breaking out just ahead of a pocket of very cold air rotating in from the northwest. As expected… temps ahead of the clouds and snow warmed into the 40s but that has no bearing on the light snow moving in. This will likely put down a small accumulation of an inch or less across the north and east. You can track the snows here…



Snow flurries and snow showers will continue into Monday with highs in the upper 20s to near 30. Another batch of snow will move in Monday evening into Monday night as northwesterly winds strengthen. This is the setup that can deliver another light accumulation… especially across the eastern areas. Upper 20s again for highs on Tuesday.

That brings us to the middle and end of the week. The models are going toward less phasing of the jet streams, meaning a weaker storm.  Still this will bring snows to our region beginning later Wednesday and lasting into the weekend. How much depends on a lot of factors and we still have several days to see them play out. Even if the storm coming out of the gulf is fairly weak… the arctic plunge moving in will likely produce some very good snows around here from Friday into Saturday… some very good ones. Here is how the European Model looks…

Thursday Morning


Friday Morning


Saturday Morning


That is minus 20 air showing up at 850mb across the area. Brrrrrrr! That can produce teens for highs on Saturday. Ok… that’s all I have for you right now. Have a good evening and keep us updated on the light snow moving in. Take care.