Today will feature a mainly sunny start with fairly mild temps as cold front number one clears the coast, removing the moisture from last night (not that there was that much of it). Cold front number two blasts south today bringing the chance for heavy snow in the form of snow showers and squalls. A coating to as much as 2″ of accumulation is possible where these squalls form.
HRRR Model Giving A General Idea Of What To Expect In Terms Of Squally Weather This Afternoon. Credit: Weatherbell
Here is the general idea of how things play out this afternoon. Don’t take this too literally in terms of exactly who gets a burst of snow but know it’s definitely possible especially in southern areas. Heavy snow could briefly cause low visibility and slick up roads for the evening commute.
Sadly, I do not see any big snow in our future. I do however see some light snow on sunday as a low passes well offshore. But first, let me get to today and saturday. Both days will be quiet weather wise. Today will feature slightly more of a westerly wind but nothing like yesterday. By saturday winds will of calmed down more. Both days feature sunny skies with a few fair weather clouds. Today there is a slight chance for a flurry or snow shower but the potential is small. Temperatures will be chilly with highs in the 20’s with lows getting down into the single digits.
-Jack
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