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January 23, 2006

BRIEF WEATHER DISCUSSION:

THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS ARE GOING TO BE GENERALLY CALM AND QUIET BEFORE A SURGE OF ARCTIC AIR LATE THIS WEEK. A COUPLE FLURRIES MAY FALL THIS MORNING, BUT NO THREAT FOR ACCUMULATION. THE OVERCAST WE HAVE BEEN UNDER THE LAST FEW DAYS BREAKS THIS MORNING AND IT TURNS PARTLY SUNNY WITH TEMPS RISING CLOSE TO 40. TONIGHT, WE SHOULD DROP BELOW FREEZING WITH THE DECREASE IN CLOUD COVER, SO ANY WET AREAS FROM DAYTIME MELTING MAY NEED TO BE WATCHED FOR RE-FREEZE. QUIET WEATHER FOR WED., THEN A BLAST OF ARCTIC AIR WILL LIKELY BRING SNOW SHOWERS AND EVEN SQUALLS TO THE AREA THURSDAY INTO EARLY FRIDAY.
       
       

SNOW / ICE THREAT

 PRECIPITATION THRU NOON TOMORROW
 

TODAY

NEXT 3 DAYS

PERIOD

6 AM -NOON

12 - 6PM

6 PM -MID

12 - 6AM

6 AM - NOON


None


Snow Showers or squalls looking more likely for Thurs

PROBABILITY

25 %

<10 %

0

0

0

TYPE

Flurry

 

 

 

 

AMOUNT

Trace

 

 

 

 

DURATION

0-1hr

 

 

 

 

FLOOD THREAT

None
 

 

SHORT TERM FORECAST
 

TODAY

MAYBE A COUPLE FLURRIES EARLY THIS MORNING (NO ACCUM.) OTHERWISE BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY, NOT AS COLD AS THE LAST FEW DAYS
HIGH 35 - 40  /  WEST WINDS 5-15 MPH

TONIGHT

A FEW PASSING CLOUDS, OTHERWISE MAINLY CLEAR
LOW 25 - 30

TOMORROW

A MIX OF SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS
HIGH 40 – 45  /  WEST WINDS 5-10 MPH

TOM NIGHT

INCREASING CLOUDS, WATCH FOR A SNOW SHOWER TOWARDS MORNING
LOW IN THE MID 20S

 

MEDIUM RANGE FORECAST

THURSDAY

BLUSTERY, COLDER WITH SNOW SQUALLS…HIGH STRUGGLING TO 30

FRIDAY

BITTER COLD, PARTLY SUNNY WITH OCCASIONAL SNOW SHOWERS…HIGH 25

SATURDAY

PARTLY SUNNY, TEMPS RECOVER NICELY…HIGH 35-40

 

EXTENDED OUTLOOK: (JANUARY 28 – FEBRUARY 1)

TEMP

NEAR TO SLIGHTLY BELOW NORMAL

PRECIP

NEAR NORMAL

   
  FORECASTER: KH