While we've got one system out of the way our attention will then turn to another that could have the potential to bring some travel headaches just in time for Christmas. Similiar to the one a couple weekends ago, the track of this next one has been very unstable. The last couple of runs has actually taken the low well south through the gulf states keeping the heavy snow south of the Stateline. In fact, one of our computer models doesn't even develop the low anymore and leaves us with just some flurries - if that - through Friday. While I'm not ready just yet to hang up the towel on this one if the next couple of model runs keep it further to the south our snow chances towards the end of the week will be reduced. Either way we will see a white Christmas it's just a matter of will that white stuff create problems for travel.
My family and I will be driving into the Chicago area tomorrow (Wednesday) from out west. We originally were going to drive on Thursday, but we changed our plans based on the forecast a few days ago. We didn't want to drive in the snow. I'm feeling confident that the storm won't happen now because we changed our plans. lol.
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