Good Sunday evening everyone. I wanted to take this time in between conference championship games to drop by for a few quick thoughts on the weather.

In the short term… we have a burst of light snow and flurries that will be crossing the state overnight into early Monday. This may drop a light accumulation in many areas… especially the northern half of the state. You can track the flakes here…



Our Winter Storm Threat continues for late Tuesday into Wednesday. I have seen nothing to change my  thought process on all this and it’s good to see the NWS folks talking about the potential.

The European Ensembles have joined the fray with a track from Louisiana into the Carolinas…


That matches up fairly well with the operational European model and is very close to my thoughts on the track of this storm.

The JMA model continues to spit out some impressive precipitation totals for the entire region…



In looking more and more at the GFS and NAM… it would appear they are having some feedback issues. The GFS looks like it’s jumping the surface low directly underneath where it is showing the deepest convection. That is likely the reason we are seeing it have so many issues at the moment. Of course… there is always the chance these models are right and tonight’s model runs will be a good judge on east verses west for the low track. Will the American models correct west or stay the course? Will all the other models hold with the westward track? Time will tell.

Kickoff is underway… take care.