Headlines MUCH QUIETER STRETCH INDIOCATED THIS PERIOD. ARTIC-LIKE CHILL AT NIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT AS WELL AS OVER THE WEEKEND AGAIN. HYDROLOGY WILL BE BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES BELOW NORMAL BUT NOT MUCH FURTUER REPLACEMENT SNOWFALL EITHER. GRADIENT WIND BEHAVE BUT BEYOMND THE PERIOD LIKELY TO BEOM MORE MOIST. IN THE MEANTIME NOT VERY MUCH CONCERN FOR UTILITIES AND NEED IN MANPOWER FOR STORMY WEATHER. Good Project Weather: Rest of Wednesday – morning flurries dry up as increasing influence of 1030 hPa high pressure system moves through tonight.
Saturday/Sunday – 1039 hPa anti-cyclone sets up from north of the Great Lakes into New England Saturday night but gradually loses influence Sunday afternoon and night.
Best Solar Days: Rest of Wednesday, Saturday, and somewhat Sunday with expected increasing high level moisture.
Wet Snow-Mixed precip: Monday – lowered confidence – Watching a warm Fall like weather system supplying rainfall to the mid Atlantic and eventually northeast U.S and may interact with a sub-freezing layer of colder surface temperatures setting up potential mixed precipitation.
Hydrology: Below normal precipitation indicated through this period.
Beyond this Period: Milder air was likely to be tempered somewhat but will predominate beyond this period with nights in the mi to upper 20s and days above freezing approaching 40 degrees in some areas.
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