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Today – Blah – High 39°
Last night the #snowdome activated its force field.
This “force field” is also know as warm air aloft. This air aloft was warm enough to completely melt the ice crystals as they fell to the ground.
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Afternoon Update!
If you don’t like uncertainty, you should probably stop reading now.
All eyes are on the temperature and precipitation type for early tomorrow morning.
I got tired of that big ole current temp map. Back to basics:
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Wednesday – Partly Sunny – Wake Up 34°, High 45°
One more day of sort-of-nice, yet chilly, weather.
That’s right! Talkin’ ’bout snow!
To be clear: “a chance of snow.” Or, a “pretty low chance of snow.”
But first, what’s happening today:
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Overnight – Cold Front Arrives
Most of the rain is gone for tonight, but when cold front cruises across I-65 around 1 AM or 2 AM, expect a few light showers with it.
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Tonight – Cloudy
We don’t expect any rain. Just a lot of clouds.
Monday – Afternoon/Evening Rain – Wake Up 36°, High 59°
After a cloudy morning, scattered light to moderate rain showers will approach west-to-east after lunch.
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
The above Hourly Weather Graph auto-updates and runs 48 hours in advance. Notice we stay dry until Monday.
The Weekend – Cloudy – Wake Up: Near Freezing, Highs: Mid-to-Low 50°s
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When I was trying out for the coveted Intern 2.0 position last February, I posted a blog that took a shot at Mr. Tennessee…AKA Peyton Manning.
http://nswx–legacy-backup.local/the-intern-applicant-2-on-more-rain-and-lol-snow/
Has nothing to do with weather, but whoa.
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
The large low pressure system that is tracking up the East Coast (aka, the nor’easter) will help pump cooler and drier air in on the back of a north wind. Here is a look at what the NAM is thinking the jet stream (upper level winds) and the the nor’easter will look like at noon.
So, clouds, and wind chills in the 30°s.
No reason to even bother with the rain or snow weather graph today. Here’s temp/wind chill chart for the next 48 hours:
Thursday – Decreasing Clouds – Wake Up 30°, High 45°