Quick post from the road on this Sunday morning before a more extensive update tonight.
High pressure will build into the Ohio Valley and support a quiet week, overall.
A “pop” of cold air will flow into the state on gusty northerly winds Tuesday night and set-up a cold midweek stretch.
Highs will fall into the 30s Wednesday and Thursday with lows in the upper teens to lower 20s. However, like so many other cold shots over the past 6 weeks, it’s of the “in and out” variety. By late week, southwest winds are developing and helping temperatures moderate going into the weekend.
We should remain dry next weekend before a more significant storm system arrives during early portions of Week 2. With dry conditions, a strengthening southwest flow and strong upper ridge, highs next weekend will approach 65°-70°.
With two weekends in a row of spring-like weather in February we sure have to believe we’ll have to pay for the nice conditions late month into March before true sustained spring conditions can take hold…