Good evening, folks. The first weekend of December is off and running and we have a very active pattern continuing to take shape. This setup will also lead to several winter weather chances as arctic air shows up next week.
The late weekend system rolls in here with some light rain that may have a few snowflakes mixed in early in the day. The GFS is still seeing the potential…
Sunday just looks like a rather ugly and chilly weather day.
The next system is much bigger and brings heavy rain back in here late Monday into Tuesday…
That could lead to another 1″+ of rain across much of the state.
Arctic air is on the move behind this system, with the traditional timing and evolvement issues showing up with the models. The GFS is too fast and progressive, as always, with that system.
The European Model continues to indicate a wave of low pressure developing along the boundary…
That wave will likely show up stronger on the models in coming days and could deliver a stripe of snow across the region. Behind that, snow showers and flurries will likely fly around through Friday. Highs in the low and mid 20s will be a good bet, but wind chills will make it feel much, much colder.
Overnight low will drop into the low and middle teens, but the Canadian goes even lower…
The pattern from there can throw some additional winter weather makers our way. The morning run of the GFS went a little crazy…
Enjoy your evening and take care.
When 10s start showing up in the deep south and 0s in our region, you know it is winter:)
Not that I am hating on the cold with it being the Christmas season and all, but I don’t want it to get that cold without a good snow!