Thursday December 10 4:35 PMWinter Weather Update…ABOUT NEXT WEEK…NOT A FORECAST MODEL DISCUSSION ONLY…What a difference a day makes. Yes, we went from blah on Wednesday to “interesting” this afternoon for next week.The Thursday 12z model suites and ensembles are out and it does now appear that we are beginning to see both a trend with increased ensemble support for wintry precipitation next week with 2 potential systems…
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ABOUT DECEMBER 14…meh…The model data is hinting at a mainly wet system that may bring some wintry precipitation to the region similar to Monday’s system (December 7). For now, it looks to be mainly a rain event for locations along and EAST of I-81 with mixed precipitation or snow for the mountains.
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