TDY: WINDY WITH ANY RAIN CHANGES TO WET SNOW – LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS OF AN INCH OR TWO MAINLY IN HIGHER ELEVATIONS….35-40
TNTE: CLEAR AND COLD – MID 20S
SAT:SUNNY- MID 40S
SUN: CLOUDING UP FOLLOWED BY SHOWERS – MID 50S
MON: CHANGEABLE SKIWES – WINDY- PASSING RAIN OR WET SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S
WEATHER TRIVIA:1844 - BUFFALO BARRACKS, N.Y. – 30” OF SNOW IN A 3 DAY STORM
Above - satellite + radar shows Zeta moving out of Alabama...while winter storm is moving east out of Oklahoma. Rain from Zeta hits the Northeast today into tonight...Oklahoma storm hits Northeast Friday with some snow in New England.
YOUR FORECAST: TDY: VARIABLY CLOUDY, WINDY- SOME SHOWERS – LOWER 50S TNTE: CLEAR-BRISK-COLD – LOWER 30S SAT: PARTLY SUNNY AND WINDY – MID 50S...
WEATHER-CAST THE COMBINATION OF LOW PRESSURE OFF MAINE AND HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE GREAT LAKES WILL PROVIDE FOR A BLUSTERY FLOW OF CHILLY AIR...
Arctic Cold Grips the Eastern Two-Thirds Above – early a.m. wind chills….not much different later on. Below – early morning temperatures. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLike this:Like...