Good afternoon, folks. It’s another very day in the Commonwealth as the clouds linger for many, with the sun offering a little help for others. As we look ahead to the coming week, the setup continues to feature changes toward more of a sustained winter pattern by the end of the week.

Before we get to that sustained pattern, we have a snow system moving toward the region for Monday. But, does it survive the ride? This is the same snowstorm hitting Texas and Louisiana today and tonight. Unfortunately for snow lovers around here, this weakens considerably the farther northeast it gets. This will bring a little light snow into parts of the state, notably across the south and east.

Look at how quickly this shears out as it moves our way…

After a calm middle of the week, a late week cold front sweeps in here and changes the pattern toward much colder. The GFS brings this through with little moisture, but shows some wrap around light snow potential…

The other models are deeper with this setup and allow for much more of a light  snow setup…

Canadian

The EURO is the deepest and has a true northwest flow snow event around here…

Regardless of how they handle the setup above, most show the potential winter storm system coming in behind it in about a week from now. Notice how the GFS follows that up with another system a few days later…

The Canadian doesn’t go out far enough to show the second one, but it’s starting to see the first system…

The EURO goes into clipper-mania mode instead of having that system coming from the southwest.

I will offer up another update this evening. Have a good one and take care.