Good Sunday, everyone. We’re getting ready to wrap up a very mild weather weekend with some changes blowing in. Those changes will mean some gusty showers followed by crashing temps and some snowflakes. This is leading us into a MUCH bigger change coming later in the week. It’s a pattern that has a harsh look to it for much of the eastern half of the country. Yippee.

Temps today will continue to be in the 50s on a gusty southwesterly wind. That wind is really cranking up ahead of a system ready to move through the region tonight. Showers will develop later today and kick into high gear ahead of our front tonight.

Temps will drop quickly on Monday with rain changing to a period of some light snow and flurries…

GFS

Tuesday and Wednesday will find temps rebounding ahead of a bigger push of cold air for Thursday. The system bringing this in is looking a little stronger on each run and should be able to produce some light snows around here…

GFS 2

This could be one of our first true northwesterly wind flow events of the winter. That’s also a very windy and very cold look that carries us into the weekend. Daily highs in the low and mid 20s look good with the potential for single digit lows for some. The GFS is trending colder with that potential…

GFS Temps

That’s a pattern that looks to stick around through much of the rest of February. Systems will continue to dive in from the northwest and a few of those will try to develop into bigger storms. We may see the target area for those storms shifting from New England into areas much closer to our part of the world.

Let’s track today’s stuff…

I will update things later today. This time I mean it. 🙂

Enjoy your Sunday and take care.