YOUR FORECAST:
TDY: CLOUDY- (ANY WINTRY ENDS)….. PERIODS OF RAIN – 40-45
TNTE: SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS – HOLDING IN 40S
FRI: WINDY- WARM – SHOWERS – 65-70
SAT: PARTLY SUNNY WITH A COLD WIND – MID 40S
SUN: SUNNY- 40-45
WEATHER TRIVIA:1958- EVE OF SPRING STORMS DROPS FROM 5” OF SNOW IN THE SOUTHEAST TO UP TO 40” IN MAINE
Above - dark green areas show where there is a marginal risk of some severe thunderstorms today....most of which in the Northeast. Below - satellite + radar showing showers and storms from The Northeast to Texas with the cold front that will bring noticeably colder weather this weekend.
Below - animated maps through Saturday...then snowfall and rain projections through next Tuesday.
A storm off the Carolinas next Monday could bring wet snow to the Northeast. Looks like best chance would be across New England...but will have to be watched. Below- what we think weather map will look like for Monday.
Lastly - snapshot weather for Saturday. Please remember to stay at home and do not mingle with others and be safe.
WEATHERCAST: THERE’S ANOTHER DRY AIR MASS OVER MINNESOTA…BUT BEFORE IT GETS HERE TODAY WILL BE ANOTHER 3 H DAY WITH HIGHS IN THE LOWER...
YOUR FORECAST: TDY: CLOUDY- SHOWERS – MID UPPER 70S TNTE: SHOWERS END - 50 THURS: VARIABLY CLOUDY – LOWER 60S FRI: BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY...
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