Good mornin botl!
Morning CG, warmed up there yet?
Fuk no - balmy 0 deg on the way to work today. Should be 32 on Sat tho!
Although there's this:
FRIDAY: An area of low pressure moves through the southern states this week and winds up to our south on Friday. The air in place in our area will likely be cold enough to support snow late Friday afternoon and into the evening, assuming the low tracks close enough to us to provide precipitation (most models currently suggest this is the case, although model confidence will probably be higher over the next couple of days, versus now). The high is 35.
SATURDAY: Precipitation likely continues through most of the day, again, assuming current model projection on the general track of the storm are correct. The question is what exactly we get.
Some models suggest a change to rain for a time early in the day as the storm draws warm air into the region from the mild ocean. A change back to snow would appear reasonable in this scenario, as the storm pulls away from us to the northeast and colder air rushes in behind it.
However, there is also a scenario that keeps the storm a hair farther off the coast, preventing the influx of mild air and keeping us in mainly snow throughout most of this Friday-Saturday event; this would add-up to a major snowstorm.
