*** Winter Precipitation Still on the Way...but perhaps more rain and freezing rain and less snow. *** A deepening low pressure area is still expected to track northeastward from the central and eastern Gulf of Mexico toward the Mid-Atlantic coast by Saturday afternoon. This system will bring a variety of inclement weather to our region...rain east of the Blue Ridge...but a mixture of snow/sleet/freezing rain/rain to the west. There has been a slight warming trend noted among the computer models we use...which could lead to more sleet and/or freezing rain and less snow. Here are the latest advisories and amounts of snow and ice expected through Saturday. For next week...there will be a trend to colder temperatures as a deep upper trough develops across the eastern U.S...similar to a couple of weeks ago. An Alberta Clipper Sunday and Monday will herald the change to colder temperatures and will also bring a chance of snow to areas west of the Blue Ridge. Below normal temperatures and repeated chances for mountain snow showers are expected throughout much of next week even after Monday.
Posted on: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 12:10:59 +0000
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