Midweek Winter Mix Then Above Normal
The highlight this week will be an upper shortwave trough swinging through early Wednesday morning, generating some cloud cover and a light rain/snow mix moving quickly across the state. Otherwise, we’re in for a nice warm-up!
Before we look at the forecast, take a look at the satellite image from this afternoon. All that bluish color is still snowfall left on the ground. Hard to imagine we’re a week past that storm system and it’s still lingering. Pockets in shaded areas behind fences and in between houses will remain for a few more days. I’d expect it to be all gone by this coming weekend.
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The Jetstream pattern shows that the upper disturbance I mentioned is swinging through early Wednesday. With a big ridge out west, that should bring us some cold air, but Canada isn’t loaded up right now, so it’ll be a weak cool shot for Wednesday, then we warm.
Take a look at the departure from normal animation. Do you notice how many red waves move through the country? Yes, a nice break from the extreme cold! This pattern lasts through the middle of the month. Then we’ll see what happens after that.
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The light wintry mix won’t amount to much. Expect mostly a rain/snow mix with little to no snow accumulation. The activity will develop Tuesday night and move out Wednesday morning.
After a brief cooldown, the moderating trend begins! -AT
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