Saturday, December 24, 2011

Your Christmas Day Forecast

For Christmas, an upper level low will be moving into the Texas area, putting down rain. There could very well be some snow in the western parts of the precipitation shield of this upper level low. The precipitation shield may actually extend farther east than what is shown here on our map. Up in the Northwest, some snow can be expected from a weak disturbance in Canada affecting that region. The entire Northeast should be in for a could Christmas. The Great Lakes will be dealing with some scattered lake effect snow showers, which won't accumulate to much of anything. However, some cities could be dealing with flurries throughout the day from these showers. Down in the Southeast, an isolated sprinkle of rain cannot be ruled out, but an abundance of rain is not looking likely. Out in the Central Plains, a strong high pressure system will eventually build in to make for a quiet Christmas.

Merry Christmas!

6 comments:

Mike Paulocsak said...

Good morning Andrew.Is there supposed to be a storm with snow/ice in the Ohio Valley this coming week?I heard something on the news about this.I don't know if this is true or not.Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Yay! Woke up to an unexpected 1" of fluffy snow in a city north of Detroit. Beautiful sunny day with just enough snow to make it a white Christmas!

Andrew said...

Mike: If you are talking about Monday or so, it is possible.

Anonymous: That's great news! Have a happy holidays!

Mike Paulocsak said...

Good Christmas morning Andrew!!!!!!!!! I'm surely hoping the pattern change is still looking good!!!!!!!!

Andrew said...

Merry Christmas, Mike! Yes, the pattern change is still looking good!

Mike Paulocsak said...

Hello Andrew.Thanks.Can hardly wait for the pattern change!