Well, it turns out that the models are going with the warmer scenario for Monday Night/ Tuesday. I have made my preliminary map for Tuesday based on this warmer scenario. I do still have some insecurities about this storm. The latest model runs have been colder for this storm, which would make the snow to mix line come down to the Philaburbia Coverage Area. Before I go on the “cold and snowy” bus for this storm, I need to see some verification from the models this afternoon and evening before I make the snow line further south.

Looking to the future: The weather models are playing the “back-forth” game with the Thursday storm. I still think that we will get a decent amount of snow Thursday.

All in all, this week is looking to be a very busy week for the weather (It could be the last week we get snow this season!).

Hello everyone, sorry for the late posting. Well, tomorrow morning I will post my “snow map”, even though most of this storm will be in the form of rain. There just isn’t enough cold air in the system to give us any snow. I do believe that the northern part of the area could get mixed precipitation. I am now looking at a storm following right behind this one (Wednesday night into Thursday)… right now it is looking very promising for an all snow event. The thing that will be decided later will be: How much snow? And when exactly? This storm is still pretty far out and could change on the models by tomorrow and turn out to be nothing…I am just saying that there’s something on the weather models right now. If this storm were to occur, I could see schools closing Thursday and maybe Friday as  well.

Here is the forecast:

Tonight: Getting pretty cold overnight. Winds dying down. Low 26

Tomorrow: Partly cloudy and warm. Hi 44

Tomorrow Night: Clear skies and becoming breezy again. Low 28

Sunday: A repeat of Saturday. Partly cloudy and a little windy Hi 42 Low 27

Monday: A little sun in the morning, becoming mostly cloudy by the afternoon. Rain will arrive by nighttime (a little wintry mix in the northern areas). Hi 37 Low 33