A shot of arctic air awaits for Christmas and we look ahead to a pattern that should continue to promote fun and active times as we put a wrap on…
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A couple of weak systems will scoot through the region beforehand, but a strong arctic cold front has it’s eyes set on the region by Christmas Eve…
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A weak system will scoot through the region this weekend and then eyes turn to the coldest air so far this season by Christmas Eve…
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Wind: NE 10-20 MPH early in the event, shifting to the NW and decreasing to 5-10 MPH Wednesday
Blowing/ Drifting: Minimal
Pavement Impacts: Salting and plowing required
Summary: There’s not a lot much more to add to our client brief tonight from what we’ve been sharing since Saturday morning. This is a system that has behaved as expected throughout and will make a mess of things prior to sunrise Wednesday. While not a blockbuster event by any means, locally, a steady and persistent snow will fall through the majority of our Wednesday. Snow should pull east of the region after sunset Wednesday (5-6p west to 7-8p east). Temperatures will then fall into the middle to upper 20s Wednesday night and Thursday morning helping to allow refreezing on area roadways, and subsequent slick conditions in spots.
The pattern remains quite active into Christmas week. Our evening video package has more details around that below.