SUNDAY MORNING | I just want to take a few minutes this morning to give everyone a heads up for the next round of snow headed our way for Monday night into Tuesday morning. This system looks to bring a more widespread snow event to east-central Ohio and some heavier accumulations than those we saw …
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Snow forecast for this evening and tonight. With a dry atmosphere in place and an East Coast storm ‘stealing’ moisture from our clipper, I would lean toward the low end for snow totals here in the Valley. Not a biggie, but some untreated roads could have slick spots. As for local travel impacts, the main …
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High pressure overhead will provide a mostly sunny day across east-central Ohio to finish out the work week. Clouds today will be high cirrus from a storm system passing to our south. Despite ample sunshine today, it will remain cold. Temperatures this afternoon will struggle to reach freezing and breezy southwest winds will keep wind …
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Clouds and a few isolated snow showers will move through east-central Ohio with a weak cold front. That front will bring a reinforcing wave of cold air into the region to end the work week. As a result, today will be an even colder day than yesterday and temperatures will not get much higher than …
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Our high temperature in New Philadelphia was 57 this morning. That’s about the best we will muster today. With our cold front dropping through the region later today, showers will taper off and end. Cold arctic air will begin pushing in and temperatures will fall through the afternoon and tonight. It will also remain breezy …
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Odds of rain based on New Philadelphia. Your mileage may vary: TOTAL precipitation (rain) for the period tonight through Wednesday evening (36 hours) should average between a quarter and a half inch:
High pressure will remain in control through Monday. That will keep us dry although we will see a cloudier day as high level clouds stream in ahead of our next weather system. Despite the increase in clouds, temperatures this afternoon will warm to 60/62. Nope. Sixty degrees is no where near record territory for New …
I suspect that you’ve already read or seen a few winter weather forecasts. Some were issued as far back as September and early October. Since then there have been many changes in the general weather pattern and a lot of new data has entered the picture. Keep in mind that this is a GENERAL outlook. …
