Really are no changes to the going forecast. It's working out pretty well, although that low level chillier air yesterday and last night made for a little cooler than expected overnight. I did not foresee 40's last night. Nor did anyone else that I read. But that air is gone, and the warm air has surged back in as expected. The only change was Sunday. I fear the cool air will hold tough. So I lowered the temps. It still should be a nice Easter though. ![]() Our weather over the next 7 - 10 days may qualify for a honorary mention in the Yo-Yo Museum: Up and down, up and down. It will be warm then cool, then warm, then chilly then warm again. So what is causing this? Well, blame the pattern. In the big picture, the main trough position for the next week should be in the central and western US. The east should be dominated by a building ridge for the most part, with brief shortwave troughs moving through, and the ridge rebounding almost immediately. This will allow a path for 2 storm systems to track from the southern plains NE to SE Canada or just off the Maine coast. It looks like parts of the Central Plains will have a snowstorm sandwich with Easter in the middle. For us? Showers with a possible thunderstorm Fri and more widespread rain Mon. On another topic, are we done with snow? I think so. We may see some flakes, but no accumulation, in my opinion. The very mild March is, however, a bit concerning. Some things are ahead of schedule, and this could be an issue if buds burst forth and a freeze hits. It is still early and there is plenty of cold air floating around. Hopefully, this will not be a problem, but it is something to think about over the next 3 weeks. Points for Next 7 Days:
Details: Friday: 66. Mostly cloudy then partly sunny. Breezy. Showers/thunderstorm morning to midday. Saturday: 54. Sun and clouds. Still mild. Easter Sunday: 58. Sunshine then increasing clouds. Monday: 56. Cloudy. Rain likely. Tuesday: 46. Clearing. Blustery. Chilly. Wednesday: 55. Sunshine. Milder. Thursday: 64. Clouds increasing. Rain arriving late or at night. Friday: 60. Breezy. Mild but getting colder.
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AuthorPastor Terry. He received his bachelors degree in Meteorology from the State University of New York at Oneonta, in 1994. The education continued as a hobby by reading the blogs of some of the best forecasters in the business. Although forceasting the weather is an imperfect science, it is a pleasure to follow what the Creator has made. Categories |