Wednesday Afternoon (Mar 4)

After looking over the most recent data, I feel like some changes are in order.  First of all, I was expecting a much longer period of sleet.  That didn’t happen, so less sleet means more snow.  More snow than sleet creates a deeper accumulation.

Second, the models have increased the amount of expected precipitation between now and midnight.  That, too, would lead to a little higher snowfall.

So, with those changes in mind, here’s my latest forecast:

Tonight:  snow likely, windy and cold…low…17.  Most of the snow should fall by midnight…about an inch or less after midnight.  SNOW ACCUMULATION:  3″ to 5″

Tomorrow:  Mostly cloudy in the morning, then partly cloudy.  Windy with a high near 24. Some snow flurries possible in the morning.

Tomorrow night:  very cold…low…near 3.