REST OF TODAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY BUT BREEZY AND ALSO VERY COLD LO: 29 HI: 39
MONDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY BUT VERY COLD WITH AREAS OF LIGHT SNOW DEVELOPING BETWEEN 8 PM AND 11 PM IN CENTRAL MARYLAND … 1 TO 3 INCHES OF SNOW AND OR SLEET ARE EXPECTED ESPECIALLY ALONG AND TO THE NORTHWEST OF INTERSTATE 95 LO: 26 HI: 32
TUESDAY: CLOUDY BUT VERY COLD WITH AREAS OF FREEZING RAIN LIKELY DURING THE MORNING FOLLOWED BY SOME COLD BUT LIGHT RAINFALL BY MIDDAY … ALL FREEZING RAIN RECIEVED THRU TUESDAY SHOULD MAX OUT AT NEAR ONE QUARTER OF AN INCH ALONG AND TO THE NORTHWEST OF INTERSTATE 95 … RAINFALL RATES COULD RANGE FROM ONE HALF TO NEAR THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH ON THE DELMARVA WHERE WE CAN EXPECT LOWS IN THE LOWER 30's AND HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40's ON TUESDAY … THE CHANCE OF MIXED PRECIPITATION IS NEAR 100 PERCENT IN CENTRAL MARYLAND LO: 27 HI: 37
WEDNESDAY: CLOUDY BUT BREEZY AND VERY COLD WITH A 40 PERCENT CHANCE OF RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS DURING THE MORNING LO: 34 HI: 40
THURSDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY BUT BREEZY AND MUCH COLDER LO: 23 HI: 33
FRIDAY: CLOUDY BUT BREEZY AND ALSO VERY COLD WITH SNOW … THE SNOW MAY BECOME HEAVY AT TIMES FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND SHOULD END BY EARLY SATURDAY MORNING … A SIGNIFIGANT SNOWFALL OF FIVE OR MORE INCHES LOOKS LIKELY IN OUR AREA … CHANCE OF SNOW IS NEAR 50 PERCENT LO: 20 HI: 30
NOTE: WROTE A LIL' SONG … LIKE TO HEAR IT ??? HEAR IT GO …
" YOU PUT YOUR RIGHT FOOT IN YOU TAKE YOUR RIGHT FOOT OUT YOU PUT YOUR RIGHT FOOT IN AND SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT, YOU DO THE MODEL POKEY AND YOU TURN YOURSELF ABOUT THATS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT "
"WEATHER OR NOT"
FORECASTER: SCHLEY …
WOW !!! LOOK AT THE WAVE ACTION IN THE GULF OF ALASKA AS OF 01/15/11:
THE 12Z JMA MODEL ON 01/15/11 SHOWING A BLIZZARD FROM DC TO BOSTON:
THE 12Z NAM MODEL UPDATE FROM 01/17/11 SHOWING FRIDAY'S STORM:
THE 12Z GGEM MODEL FROM 01/17/11 WITH THE FRIDAY STORM:
LOOK AT THE AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IN THE GULF OF ALASKA … NOW THAT'S INSANE !!!
NOW LOOK AT THE 60 HOUR CRAS MODEL FROM 18Z ON 01/18/11:
AND DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE 18Z JMA MODEL FROM 01/19/11 SHOWING TUESDAY'S STORM:
