Good Thursday evening my fellow weather weenies. March weather is back today and will carry us into Friday before we begin to switch it up a bit. The bigger switch will come for the middle and end of next week as another arctic blast dives in.

We head well into the 50s and close to 60 on Friday. Winds will also be rather gusty and stir memories of March. A cold front will then dip in here from the northwest on Saturday with a few clouds and cooler air. Temps should come back down into the 40s and there could be a sprinkle or light shower.

I am still watching the potential for a wave of low pressure to develop along the stalled front. This could throw some cold showers in here for Sunday and Monday. The NAM simulated radar is really ramping up the threat…



A big cutoff low will spin across Texas into early next week and then head our way by Wednesday. That will bring heavy rain to our region as arctic air sweeps in behind the storm. There are various possibilities for the end of next week in terms of phasing and we will have to see how that plays out. But, I wouldn’t be surprised to see another big cutoff low across the Ohio Valley by the end of the week. That may make for some interesting weather.

The GFS Ensembles are even deeper with the trough today than they were last night…



The European Ensembles are pretty excited, too.



B to the RRRRRR!

That’s, AT LEAST, a widespread snow shower and squall producer for Thursday and Friday.

Have a great evening and take care.