Tuesday’s Forecast: Seasonal Temps Return

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Our week-long warm-up continues today, as temperatures look to get into the 40s this afternoon. Winds from the northeast will mean that eastward-facing locations, such as our Bayside communities, will be a touch cooler today, with inland locations being the warmest.

After a chilly start this morning, we will see temperatures gradually climb throughout the day. Some spots may look to get near our seasonal average this afternoon; granted, I think only a few communities end up getting that warm. Nevertheless, the low 40s will feel nice after this latest round of cold weather!

As our eyes turn towards the long-term forecast, there continues to be a decent amount of talk about the potential for snow/ice on Friday. The weather set up by late weather will turn rather complicated as a parade of systems will look to ride along a slow-moving frontal boundary. The first moves through on Thursday with rain, and the second arrives on Friday.

These systems will bring a healthy slug of moisture northward, with bitterly cold air sitting to the northwest of the storm track. The questions we are trying to resolve with this set-up and our local forecast are:

  1. How far to the south and east will the eventual storm track being?
  2. How quick can cold air sink southward on Friday?

The answers to these questions are related. A further southeast track would allow cold air to move in quicker and could change any rain over to ice and snow by Friday afternoon evening. There are still a lot of questions with this setup, and we are not likely to have concrete answers for a couple of days. I will likely have more on this potential setup later today, so be on the lookout for that!

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-JB


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