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7:00 AM | Back to windy and cold following yesterday's cold frontal passage; major snowstorm developing for the Central Plains

Paul Dorian

6-Day Forecast

Today

Mostly sunny, windy, cold, highs only reaching the upper 30’s (normal high is now 48)

Tonight

Partly cloudy, breezy, very cold, low 20’s for late night lows

Thursday

Mostly sunny, still quite breezy and chilly, low 40’s

Thursday Night

Mostly clear, cold, upper 20’s

Friday

Becoming mostly cloudy with a chance for some snow, sleet or rain, cold, upper 30’s

Saturday

Mostly cloudy, chilly, some rain possible, upper 40’s

Sunday

Partly sunny, chilly, upper 40’s

Monday

Partly sunny, chilly, upper 40’s

Discussion

A cold front crossed the region yesterday and it has ushered in another impressively cold air mass into the Mid-Atlantic. Temperatures today will struggle to escape the upper 30’s, some 10 degrees below normal for this time of year, despite some sunshine. Winds will also be a noticeable factor today gusting past 30 mph at times causing much lower wind chill values and the wind and chill will continue on Thursday as well.

Meanwhile, a storm that originated over the Gulf of Alaska moved across California yesterday and it will spill over to the Central Plains later today from the southern Rockies. This storm will cause a major snowstorm over the next 24-48 hours from the Central Plains to the Upper Midwest in places like Omaha, NE and Des Moines, IA. Even Chicago could get its biggest snowfall of the season so far by later Thursday. While this storm will weaken later this week, some of its moisture will advance into our region later Friday bringing with it an enhanced threat for some snow, sleet or rain. Then the weekend will feature the formation of low pressure near the Gulf of Mexico that will head on a track to the south of here towards the Mid-Atlantic coast from the Southeast US and it could spread some precipitation into the Mid-Atlantic later Saturday.

Video

httpv://youtu.be/S8WNuybe7rU