Today will be real nice, with highs in the upper 60’s. Lots of sun streaming through the thin layer of clouds.
Wednesday, (very low) storm chances move in. The Storm Prediction Center has outlooked our two counties with a 5% chance of damaging winds within 25 miles. We are NOT included in the tornado, hail, or flash flooding outlook.
Today and Tuesday will be absolutely gorgeous – sun, highs in the mid 60’s. Can’t ask for too much better for this time of the year.
Unfortunately, this lovely weather will only last two days before the rain returns on Wednesday. A cold front will push into our area bringing some rain, maybe a few rumbles of thunder, but no severe weather is expected at this time. Timing is still fuzzy, but it looks likely that the front will arrive sometime Wednesday evening/overnight.
Showers are pretty much gone from this morning, maybe a few more tonight. Clouds will hang around all day.
Maybe some showers Monday morning, shouldn’t be too much of a disruption.
Overnight Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday, some more showers move in. Temperatures look to be around 31-32°, however our pal Ned will create a nose of warm air just above the surface, making precipitation fall as rain and potentially freezing on contact with the ground. Precipitation should stop before Tuesday rush hour, but some minor impacts are possible with the freezing rain. HRRR model, below, gives its best guess at what it’ll look like.
Until around 7-8pm tonight, it’ll be a beautiful day. High of 60°, can’t ask for too much better of a late January day. (besides the rain)
HRRR model (above) thinks the rain will move in after dark, looks around 7-8pm. Nothing serious, just rain. No severe weather or winter weather. Rain should move out by lunchtime Sunday.
Clouds cleared out from this morning, leaving us with a cool, but at least sunny day.
The majority of Saturday will be a repeat of today.
HRRR model (above) thinks rain disrupts our dry weekend Saturday night sometime after dark. Just rain, no severe weather or winter weather. Models think rain ends Sunday midday.
