Synopsis:.
Today will feature thickening clouds. Low pressure will develop off the Virginia and move up and off the coast. Snow will develop toward midday or early afternoon. The snow will be a mix and rain farther to the South. The snow has the potential to come down heavy at times inland. Closer to the coast and out to the East more of a mix is expected keeping accumulations lower. Any rain to the South will go over to a period of snow before ending later Sunday evening. The “last call” map is above. Again, this will all come to an end late Sunday evening.
There will be considerable blowing snow tonight.
The Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. Day will feature an Arctic blast. Temperature will remain in the 20s for highs with a biting wind. The sun won’t do much to the thermometer.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be frigid with highs in the upper teens to around 20º. Lows inland will be near oº.
Thursday we’ll still be in the freezer under partly sunny skies.
Stay tuned.
Keep it here for a no nonsense, no hype forecast..
Sunday:
Thickening clouds. Snow and or a mix at the coast developing around midday or early afternoon. Snow becoming heavy at times later in the day and evening. Mix going over to snow at the coast later in the day. Highs in the mid to upper 30s with readings falling to freezing by sunset. North wind at 5-10mph increasing to 10-20mph.
Tonight:
Early snow, otherwise becoming partly cloudy late. Breezy and turning sharply colder with blowing snow. Lows in the teens throughout. Wind chills in the single digits to near zero. Northwest 15-25mph.
MLK Day:
Sunny, breezy and very cold. Highs only in the mid 20s.
Tuesday:
Sunny. Frigid. Highs only in the upper teens. Wind chills in the single digits.
Wednesday:
Sunny. Frigid. Highs only around 20º.
Thursday:
Party sunny. Highs in the mid to upper 20s.
