January 2, 2016 archive
The step-down cold pattern early January is ongoing, but we’ve been clear with our thinking of even colder air invading around mid month (Jan 10th-20th time period). We wanted to…
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Highlights:
- Much needed vitamin D
- Arctic air and scattered snow showers to open the week
- Late week storm system
- Big cold looms
Bright, But Chilly…High pressure will remain in control of our weekend weather. Though it’ll be chilly, it’s great to see the sun shining (it does still exist, after all :-))!
We’ll be on the outskirts of an arctic intrusion Monday afternoon-Tuesday morning. The brunt of the arctic air (single digits) will flow into the Northeast. That said, we’ll also note a cold open to the week. Scattered snow showers will accompany the reinforcing cold, as forecast radar below shows- courtesy of weatherbell.com.
We’ll “relax” things a bit for mid week before we gear back up for a potentially active regime late week. We’ll include showers in our forecast wrapping up the work week Friday. You can read more here about our thoughts on next weekend. Bottom line, it’s a low confidence forecast at this point.
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