=EVENING FORECAST UPDATE= Good Tuesday evening, folks! I dont have a lot of time to post something super in depth, but here is quick overview of our incoming lows: Afternoon computer guidance has shifted tomorrows low slightly east of earlier tracks. If this is the case, snowfall on the Avalon would be closer to 5 cm of fluffy snow, rather than 10 cm. Most of which will fall in the late afternoon and early evening. The second low, for Thursday, is still on track to be the bigger snow producer. I am expecting 10-20 cm of fluffy snow from number 2, between late Wednesday night and Thursday evening. The snow will taper off during by early evening. The low will pass close enough to the Avalon Peninsula that the heavier snow band may extend back onto the Burin and Bonavista Peninsulas, along with the Clarenville area. Temperatures throughout these events will be near -6°. The wind will not be much of a factor on Wednesday, but will be a bit of one on Thursday. Thursday afternoon the snow will blow and drift a bit. Ill have a more updated forecast in regard to our twin lows later this evening. Until then, have a great night! Cheers, Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 23:22:07 +0000
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