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<\/a><\/p>\nSkies will be mainly clear through Sunday. That’s when we focus on another massive storm system slowly rolling across the southern plains. This one gets cut off from the main flow and that puts our region in the line of fire from rounds of rain with some storms possible. Winds should also be gusty as this system wraps up and lifts northward…<\/p>\n
We will have to watch and see where the upper level low with that storm tracks. Wherever that tracks will likely see snow. Right now, that appears to be to our west.<\/p>\n That low then helps carve out a deep trough across the plains states next weekend. Very cold air with that then works eastward toward our region and we will have to see if that trough can crank out another potent storm system. The European Model continues to advertise that possibility…<\/p>\n A developing low across the southern Appalachians with cold air diving into the region from the northwest. That would certainly be fun to track if it’s real.<\/p>\n At that same time, the GFS has the cold but not the storm…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>That takes us to the start of Thanksgiving week. The GFS is the only main operational model that goes out that far. Obviously, the farther out in time, the less reliable. That said, the model can give hints and trends. Right now, it’s hinting at a wintry look across much of the country…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n