LIGHT SNOW

A storm system passing well south and east of the island is producing some light snow across the region this morning. I expect snow will only accumulate on colder surfaces such as grass, cars, porches, etc. Up to one inch of snow is possible in spots. I don't see this being a major issue for the morning commute as roadways will primarily be wet. Any scattered snow should end by early this afternoon.

WHERE IS SPRING?

GRAB THE UMBRELLA

A cold front is swinging through the region today and I expect it to produce heavy rain at times. Reduced visibility and ponding on the roadways is the major concern with this system. We can expect between .75 - 1.0" of rain to fall between the time period of this morning and this afternoon. Most of the rain will have exited by this evening with the exception of a few far east communities along the forks.

RETURN OF THE COLD

BREEZY & COOL
A northwest breeze keeps our temperatures today feeling rather chilly. We find ourselves sandwiched between a low pressure off to the north and east and a high pressure to the south and west. The difference in pressure between the two systems leads to gusty winds for those of us stuck in the middle. Expect sunshine mixed with a fair amount of cloud cover this afternoon with wind chills in the 20's and 30's.

LOOKING BETTER

UNSETTLED PATTERN

The same storm system or low pressure that brought the rain and wind Tuesday night into Wednesday continues to keep itself parked nearby. Hence the abundance of clouds and dreary conditions today with a few scattered rain drops mixed in for good measure. Not to worry this is not a permanent fixture but more of like that pesky neighbor who talks to long while you're trying to get the mail...stubborn. By tonight and early tomorrow the pattern slowly breaks and we return to cooler/dry weather by Friday night and the weekend.

RETURN OF THE CHILL