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<\/a><\/p>\nThat spits out a major storm that does indeed take us from rain to snow from Thanksgiving Day through Saturday…<\/p>\n
The European Model has a stronger look to it in the upper levels…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Good Saturday, folks. We are in a full-blown deep freeze of a weekend across our part of the world, but the cold eases as we start the upcoming Thanksgiving week. The actuall holiday weekend is a different story as a big time storm system looks to impact our region.<\/p>\n
The weekend forecast remains unchanged:<\/p>\n
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The cold air eases into early next week with temps in the 40s for Monday and Tuesday. There is a southern system that might throw some clouds or sprinkles into the state Tuesday, but it’s nothing floating my boat at the moment.<\/p>\n
The setup for Thanksgiving weekend continues to point toward a disruptive storm system for the eastern half of the country. I’ve made it well known for days that this pattern looks to me like it’s a rain and wind maker on the front end, and a change to colder and some snow on the back end.<\/p>\n
The models are slowly coming around to a similar theme, but vary wildly from run to run on the details.<\/p>\n
The latest GFS continues to trend stronger with the upper level part of this storm, but is still a bit too progressive for my taste…<\/p>\n
That spits out a major storm that does indeed take us from rain to snow from Thanksgiving Day through Saturday…<\/p>\n The European Model has a stronger look to it in the upper levels…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n