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<\/a><\/p>\nThis front knocks our numbers back down into the 30s for highs Wednesday. Here are the numbers from 7am Wednesday through 7am Thursday…<\/p>\n
Wind chills during this time are much colder…<\/p>\n The setup after this is for temps to climb through Christmas Eve as we get ready for a gusty cold front to drop in from the northwest. Gusts of 40mph will be possible to give Santa a little bit of a rocky sleigh ride into town. Some showers will also accompany this system, but there’s now a question on if this front hangs around through the rest of Christmas Weekend.<\/p>\n The new GFS shows showers through Christmas Day as colder air works in from the north and another wave of low pressure Saturday night…<\/p>\n That certainly makes for a much more active Christmas Day and is something to watch for.<\/p>\n The Canadian isn’t buying the slower weekend system…<\/p>\n The EURO looks nothing like either of the above models and changed dramatically from earlier runs. For that reason, I’m not incorporating it into the mix at the moment.<\/p>\n We shall see how that works out in the coming days, but me thinks the GFS might be on to something.<\/p>\n Speaking of the GFS, it’s seeing more cold pressing into early next week as it throws several systems our way…<\/p>\n Again, we need to get winter to show up around here or we will see more rounds of thunderstorms and heavy rains.<\/p>\n The evolution to a very cold pattern continues as we close the door on 2021 and roll into 2022. The new EURO Weeklies confirm this change and show a below normal January f0r much of the country…<\/p>\n The EURO Control for the same time is colder in the east…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n