After a tranquil, late week temp rebound, we'll see the development of a storm for Saturday night into Sunday. This storm will most likely bring us a chilly rainfall and gusty winds during this time frame. Some wet snow flakes will mix at the end when precip lightens up Sunday morning. Well north and west of the city, there is the prospect of a wet snowfall at the end of the storm, but
details are still in the works.
What is much more certain is a renewed push of
well-below normal temps for Sunday and Monday, with
some relaxation for Tuesday. The intellicast temps are cold, but likely
overdone for Sunday; low-level cold rushing in behind the storm should be plentiful, which is tough for forecast models to pick up.
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| Intellicast |
Notice how far south the freezing line is for daytime HIGHS on Sunday in the NOAA graphic. Also notice that readings are only near 20F up near Minnesota!
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| NOAA HIGHS Sunday |
With all of Canada covered in snow, combined with the plunging of the jet stream like we've seen for the past two weeks or so, the stage is set for more waves of winter-like air to have a free pass at the eastern states as we move into December.
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| NAFES Model Temps Show Well Below Normal For 11/26-12/1 |
more tomorrow or Wednesday
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