THE WEATHER

1/12/2008 Weather Discussion: Building high pressure will slowly taper the snow off through the day. This will bring us a few days of dry and warmer weather – may even get a glimpse of the sun. Long-term models show a strong cold front arriving late Monday to give us another does of snow before strong high pressure bringS us dry cool weather for the remainder of the week. Forecast from Saturday 4pm to Sunday 4am Precipitation Lt .25 in. Water 1-3 in. Snow Temperatures Low 24 High 32 Winds 0-10 W Forecast for Sunday 4am to 4pm Precipitation 0 in. Water 0 in. Snow Temperatures Low 24 High 34 Winds 0-5 E TRENDS AND TIMING Precipitation: Snow should taper to showers through the day and come to an end by 10pm tonight. The following 36+ hours looks dry. The next precipitation is currently showing up for Monday afternoon. Freezing levels: Freezing levels will drop to around 2500’ tonight. Freezing levels are then expected to slowly rise reaching 5000’ by Monday morning. East flow should help to hold surface at or just below the freezing mark. Warm temps expected Monday until the cold front moves in later in the day. Winds: Could see a brief gusty period this afternoon as post frontal waves fill in behind the front. East flow should develop tomorrow as stay in place until Monday.