Good Thursday evening everyone. I wanted to drop by with an update to say there is really nothing that needs updated. The pattern for the next week is fairly easy as we only have the details to iron out.

It’s a big time blast of arctic air moving in New Year’s Day and carrying us into the first half of next week. The maps below say BRRRRRRR!

European Model


European Ensembles


My thoughts:

– New Year’s Day starts windy and mild with temps well into the 40s. Rain showers ahead of the front will change to snow showers behind it by late in the day as temps crash through the 30s.

– Snow showers and squalls will be likely from Sunday night through Tuesday. The Great Lakes are ice free and above normal in temps. The models will catch on to this over the next few days.

– Temps Monday and Tuesday will likely stay in the 20s for highs with lows down into the low and mid teens By Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds of 30mph will be possible during this time and may create wind chills near 0 at times.

– The first school delays and cancelations are very possible early next week.

Have a great evening and take care.