As of right now, there aren’t many areas of the forecast that I can touch up because of the amount of disagreement the charts and models are showing this afternoon. Either way, we’ll more than likely be seeing scattered snow showers in the region over the weekend, possibly as early as Friday depending on how things shape up for the next chart updates. The eastern half of the region has the best chane of seeing snow over the weekend, but the western half of the region is still an area of uncertainty.
As mentioned this morning, the main problem with the charts is the intensity of the upper low which is really making this forecast a bit different. One chart indicates a dry cold front rolling through the region over the weekend, while the other one shows a low pressure moving through the Appalacians.
Another interesting aspect of the forecast will be the intensity of the surface low pressure which is going to make a big difference in the forecast. We want the one that takes the low through the mountains because that would give us snow. However it we end up getting the dry front, then wem wont be seeing anything. Either way, the eastern half of the region is going to be seeing snow in the region. Again, it is the western half of the region that I am hesitant with.
Because of the uncertainty, I am going to wait a few more hours before I revise the extended forecasts because I am not wanting to do a back-and-forth with them. So this will be a fun time to forecast. Seriously.
I’ll keep you updated as always, but for now, I am Timmy Albertson and that’s the weather! Keep checking back for updates because I’ll have them for you as always.
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