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Again, those numbers are just through Monday night.<\/p>\n The system coming behind that Tuesday night and Wednesday can put down another inch or so of rain before colder winds finally shut down the rain train. There’s still the chance for that rain system to end as a little bit of light snow Wednesday night and early Thursday, but the odds for anything bigger continue to decrease.<\/p>\n A clipper then works into the region by Friday and has some very cold air coming in behind it. The trend on some of the models is to blow this up into a bigger system into the eastern US with light snow and snow showers moving into our region.<\/p>\n The GFS is going in this direction…<\/p>\n This run of the GFS has found the arctic cold again and shows temps well below normal next weekend into the start of Christmas week…<\/p>\n Believe it or not, we are seeing the EURO now joining in on what the GFS is cooking up…<\/p>\n It also has the arctic cold…<\/p>\n The Canadian has swapped places with the GFS and EURO and is now in the progressive camp with both of our systems. This setup would only lead to a few weekend snow showers…<\/p>\n With the more progressive nature of the setup, the core of the coldest air is farther east but it sill brings us some really cold air…<\/p>\n The EURO AI doesn’t show precipitation types, but it has a similar looking setup to the GFS for next weekend…<\/p>\n Looking toward Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, there’s another system the models are beginning to think could bring some of the white stuff in here. The GFS is now among those models…<\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n