Rain will be possible ahead of the front, but it appears any precipitation will be gone by the time the cold air arrives. Winter precipitation is not forecast in our area at this time. However, snow is expected in the North Carolina mountains Sunday and may continue Monday. Strong winds will create near blizzard conditions by Monday morning in the high elevations of the mountains!
Windy conditions are expected in our part of North Carolina as well for Monday through Tuesday. Single digit wind chills are possible here Monday night and Tuesday morning.
After this very cold start to December, it is interesting to note that the long range forecast for January through March still calls for above average temperatures across much of the south. Even though we've had such a cold December, it is possible we may end up with a mild winter. More on that to come...
Windy conditions are expected in our part of North Carolina as well for Monday through Tuesday. Single digit wind chills are possible here Monday night and Tuesday morning.
After this very cold start to December, it is interesting to note that the long range forecast for January through March still calls for above average temperatures across much of the south. Even though we've had such a cold December, it is possible we may end up with a mild winter. More on that to come...
Lee Ringer
News 14 Carolina Meteorologist
2 comments:
I like the blog!! But what happened between Nov 30 and Dec 10? No weather? haha
Hi Nick, thanks for visiting our blog! We typically update our blog during big weather events. Due to staffing levels during holidays, there may be gaps between dates at times on the blog. You can always find an updated forecast at news14.com. From time to time, we provide more in-depth discussions on the blog.
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