A little bit of everything for Thursday THIS CURRENT STORM TURNED INTO A BRONX CHEER, and I am not impressed. Hopefully, this is a one-off and not a trend. Models overcooked this one, and it's frustrating. Total underperformance in precipitation amounts, as far as I can see. Please let me know your observations on rainfall/snowfall amounts, wind speeds, and any other notable observations. BREEZY CONDITIONS persist through the day. The storm to the east is gearing up to slam into Newfoundland by the evening. The breeze settles down overnight and shifts to the southwest, picking up again on Friday. SNOW SHOWERS continue for the western mountains through the day, where a few inches remain possible for the higher peaks. LIGHT SNOW (NORTH) / LIGHT RAIN (SOUTH) FRIDAY NIGHT as a weak clipper passes through. Another one approaches Saturday afternoon, which may bring the risk of a shower along the Quebec border. Storm watch Sunday into Monday STORM WATCH FOR SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY... I don't trust the operational ideas at this point, as they have been inconsistent, but the ensembles show potential for something brewing. A coastal hugger scenario brings rain to the coast and raises questions about the type of precipitation over the interior. Track and intensity to be determined. Stay tuned.  If you need a drone, get in touch with Billy... The PTW Weather Wall updates 24/7 Your financial support keeps the lighthouse lit |
Mike Haggett
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