There’s a quick shot of snow Thursday night through Friday, but the system passes too far to our north to produce that much snow. Here are the model forecasts:
4” – WRF Model
2” – Canadian and European Models
1” – American Model
This weekend through Monday, we’ll see more zonal flow (i.e., typical westerly winds with neither a ridge nor a trough impacting us). Highs should be in the mid 30s, with mostly sunny skies.
Then, a major system from the pacific northwest looks to hit us Tuesday and Wednesday, though the center of the low pressure will be too far north to make a gigantic snow impact. Here are the model forecasts:
5” – Canadian and European Models
1” – American Model
Flurries to light snow looks to continue after the Tuesday/Wednesday system.
Cheers.
-Jordan (Thursday 3/30 morning)
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