A quick overview of what to expect through the weekend What you see on the water vapor image is what you get as we get through the rest of the week. The storm from Tuesday and last night heads east. It will be breezy to start the day in the wake of the storm, but the wind diminishes in the afternoon. An Arctic frontal boundary enters the region on Thursday, bringing windy, locally squally conditions and the potential for whiteout conditions and an inch or two of snow. Guidance indicates a heightened level of gnarliness with the squalls, which may lead to dangerous driving when they occur in the afternoon. Wind from the front continues into the overnight and ushers in the coldest air of the season thus far. Freezer Burn Friday may make some wish it were Taco Tuesday in Tijuana. Bitter wind chills in the -20° to -10°s in the north and single digits below zero along the shorelines. Guidance is laying off on the idea of snow showers over the weekend, but the mountains may get a few charity flakes. Precipitation potential picks up toward the middle of next week. Temperature outlook through Tuesday Need a drone for a project or roof inspection? |
Mike Haggett
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