Above normal temperatures will continue through this weekend. The weakening of the polar vortex will happen the last week of January.
Our dry weather pattern continues! Temperatures will be above normal today running above normal for what is typically the coldest part of winter.
The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain. The snow? That’s another story.
Temperatures today will feel like the low 20s.
Our quiet weather continues through the weekend, as we remain in dry northerly flow on the back side of low pressure over the Canadian Maritimes.
Dry weather, full-speed ahead.
No big storms for the rest of the week, could be a snowstorm the middle of next week.
After a flurry or two some sunny days ahead.
Today’s weather trivia: How’s this winter shaping up so far?
Watching a storm track that could mean moderate to heavy snowfall between Sunday and Tuesday.
New Year’s Day will be dry with snow moving in Friday night accumulating 1-3″ before it mixes with sleet, freezing rain, and then to rain Saturday morning.
Your five-day forecast, and some daily weather trivia.
High pressure passes to our south allowing a warm front to produce clouds for this afternoon and tonight. Could see a passing shower later at night.
Rain turns to a wintry mix as we ring in 2021.
Looks like a soggy New Year’s Eve – and day – on tap.
The last Sunday in 2020 will be sun-filled and will not feel as cold as Saturday with highs near 40.
Several days of dry weather this week.
Merry foggy Christmas and (possibly) a stormy New Year!
Storm prep mode as a windstorm will be blowing through, along with Santa.
