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Forecast Updated 03.18.14 @ 7:57a
Nice Tuesday. . .Clouds hung tough Monday, but we finally got into sunshine during the afternoon which led to a very pleasant, albeit chilly, Monday evening. Thankfully, the sunny close to Monday was a precursor to what we can expect Tuesday- mostly sunny to partly cloudy. We’ll note a big improvement in the temperature department (after another cold start), courtesy of an increasingly strong south wind through the day.
Windy Wednesday. . .A cold front will race through the region Wednesday morning and will be accompanied by a band of showers and embedded thunder. We think the majority of the rain falls during the predawn/ early morning hours Wednesday and most of the daylight hours will be dry, colder, and very windy. A tightly wound low pressure system will roar through the Great Lakes region Wednesday and be responsible for producing strong and gusty winds, including gusts upwards of 40 MPH during the day Wednesday.
Thursday will be an “in between” day that will include dry skies and moderating temperatures.
Another Fast Moving Storm System. . .Yet another frontal boundary will blow through the region late Friday night and Saturday morning. Before hand, a warm front will lift north through the region Friday morning and could help spark a scattered shower as it lifts north. That said, most of the day will be dry and include an increasing south wind that will assist in shooting temperatures into the lower to middle 60s Friday afternoon. Clouds will once again increase Friday night and lead to showers Friday night into Saturday morning.
Turning Colder Over The Weekend. . .A colder air mass will pour into the region for the upcoming weekend as north winds blow yet again. This will send temperatures to well below normal levels. In fact, temperatures will likely fall through the day Saturday, and Sunday will be another blustery, cold day.
As we look ahead to early next week, there will be a system that will warrant our attention for possible rain and/ or snow, but it’s far too early to be specific with this event. Just know that we’ll keep our eye on things. Regardless, conditions will be much colder than normal to put a wrap on March… Hang in there, spring has to arrive eventually, correct?
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast
- 7-Day Snowfall Forecast: 0.00″
- 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.25″-0.50″
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