The end of 2019 and beginning of 2020 will be quiet, but cold. Skies
are beginning to clear from north to south Tuesday evening, eventually
leaving us with a mostly clear sky to kick off the New Year.
Temperatures will fall into the upper teens and low 20s.
Wednesday and much of Thursday will be dry and warmer. Southwest winds
will increase during the afternoon Wednesday, gusting at times to 25
mph. This will bring temperatures up into
the upper 30s for the
afternoon, and then into the 40s for Thursday. Cloud cover will
increase during the day Thursday with a little drizzle during the
afternoon. Rain showers become likely Thursday night into Friday
afternoon as low pressure lifts up from the southwest. Depending on the
overall track of the low, snow could be possible Friday night into
Saturday. And depending on which model you look at, perhaps a decent
amount. However, inconsistency is about the only thing forecast models
have in common during that time period.
The track of the low will all depend on how low pressure develops within
the jet stream. A more defined low will mean a stronger storm system
and possibly a better chance for snow. A less defined low will mean a
quicker moving storm system and less of a chance for snow. Either way,
it is a time period to keep an eye on. Another quick moving low will
zip across the Upper Midwest Sunday with possibly an even larger storm
system heading into early next week.
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