WEATHERCAST:
WEDNESDAY’S STORM NOW OVER MAINE WILL SEND A SPOKE OF LOW PRESSURE THIS WAY, SO SOME SNOW SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS TODAY. PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES TAKE OVER SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY….AFTER THAT…ROLL THE DICE. ANOTHER STORM IN THE TENNESSEE VALLEY HEADS EAST AND COULD EASILY TURN INTO THE NEXT IN A SERIES OF 3 NOR’EASTERS. LOOKS LIKE AN ASSORTMENT OF PRECIPITATION COULD ARRIVE ANYTIME FROM SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY. REMEMBER…SPRING IS NOW 10 DAYS AWAY.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1943 – LAC FRONTIERE, MAINE DROPS TO -40F – COLDEST EVER IN NEW ENGLAND IN MARCH.
SHORT VERSION:
TDY: CLOUDY – SOME FLURRIES – 40
TNTE: FLURRIES END – CLOUDY – 30
SAT: PARTLY SUNNY & BREEZY- SOME SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S
SUN: SUNNY – 45-50
MON: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SNOW – 30S
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Above – radar shows snow showers Northeast. System in Plains will head south and become a troublemaker this week. Still don’t know if it will head up East coast and bring them 3rd nor’easter in 10 days. Below..outlook for severe thunderstorms Saturday…green and yellow.
Below – animated maps for the next couple of days…..  |
Your Robin Hood Radio Tri-State Forecast TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – INDIAN SUMMERLIKE - 70 TNTE: CLEAR – MID 40S SAT & SUN: SUNNY- LOWER...
YOUR FORECAST: TDY: SUNNY- BREEZY – 65-70 TNTE: CLEAR-NIPPY- 40 THURS: SUNNY – LOWER 70S FRI: SUNNY AND WARM – 75-80 SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY...
WEATHER TRIVIA: 1844- FAMOUS LOWER LAKES STORM OF 1844 – HURRICANE FORCE WINDS FROM THE SOUTHWEST FOR 5 HOURS DROVE LAKE WATER IN DOWNTOWN...
