
Thursday, December 20
12:00pm
Overview
Cold front continues to push toward the Eastern Seaboard as an associated Low
Pressure System moves into the NE U.S. In the wake of this front, a ridge of
high pressure will move into the area and covering most of the Eastern Half of
the nation. There is also a secondary (developing) Low Pressure North of the
NPlains that will be our next weather maker come the beginning of the work
week.
Discussion
A sharp cold front and associated rain band moved through our area, early this
morning. This squall line brought with it, very strong winds and some heavy
rainfall. Winds will begin to calm down this evening, after sunset. At that
time a ridge of high pressure will be moving in and assisting with calming the
wind down.
We saw rapidly clearing skies late this morning and increased northerly winds. For
the rest of the day, the theme will be falling temperatures and continued gusty
winds, in the wake of last night's front.
Tonight, Cold Air Advection will bring even cooler temperatures into our area.
This means that near freezing temperatures can be expected and widespread, north
of 190.
For the rest of the day,
Sunny skies, cooling conditions and gusty winds are on tap for the rest of the
day, overnight we will see cold conditions as a light to moderate freeze is
going to be expected.
These same conditions will last through tomorrow as well.
For the rest of the 7day planner
Friday through Saturday, high pressure will build across the area and remain in
control of the forecast with near freezing temperatures North of 190. Friday
night will be a good Radiational Cooling Night as winds will be light and skies
will be clear. Subfreezing temperatures are likely again and highs will be in
the 70's.
The next frontal boundary will approach the area during the early week, next
week. Models are hinting at low pressure waves in advance of this front on
Tuesday. The front is expected to move through on Wednesday. So, this system will
be slow moving.
Rain chances will last through Tuesday and taper off on Wednesday. Temperatures
should be above normal on Christmas Eve and Christmas day with colder weather
returning during the middle of the week.
THIS MORNING...Clearing skies, windy, and cool. Near steady temps in the
mid 50s by Noon. NW wind 15-25 mph.
THIS AFTERNOON...Sunny skies, continued breezy winds, and falling temperatures, becoming chilly by this evening. Highs in the upper 50s with temps in the 40's by 6pm. NW wind 15-25 mph and gusty.
THURSDAY NIGHT...Clear skies and cold with a light to
moderate freeze almost area wide. Lows 27-33. NW wind 2-6 mph.
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