The ideas for Friday night into Saturday's storm are pretty much on track from the earlier post. Rain becomes likely late Friday night through Saturday afternoon, with a period of moderate rain overnight Friday/Saturday morning.
Total rainfall should average around 0.50 to 1 inch, with lesser amounts north and west. As mentioned previously, cold air, which is entrenched now, will give way to the oncoming storm as it approaches from the south. A stubborn high pressure needs to hold its ground in order for the region to get a winter storm, but in this case, the high will push off the coast and allow warm air to flood the mid and North Atlantic states .
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| Tropical Tidbits: 18z GFS 1/13/15 |
Meanwhile, during Saturday, a new storm should take shape over the southern plains. The
storm's interaction with the northern branch of the jet stream will be critical to our weather for Sunday night into Monday. If the two entities stay separate, our weather would be blustery and cold to open the new week; however, should they merge, we would have a chance at accumulating snow for Sunday night into Monday.
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| 7online.com/weather |
One thing's for certain: Next week looks cold, with highs struggling to get out of the 20s from Monday through Wednesday. A moderating temperature trend should occur by late next week, but
more storm chances will come with it.
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