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Kent Ehrhardt: November 2008 ArchivesWhat a beautiful Winter scene it was early this Sunday morning. Our first snow accumulation of the season! Not much left in the city this morning but outer counties still had a light coat of white. Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect in northern and western portions of the News 4 viewing area where we could see some additional accumulations of an inch or less. Very little additional accumulations are expected in the metropolita... I think it's reasonable to expect chilly weather on Thanksgiving day. Last year it was in the mid 60s on Wednesday but on Thanksgiving day the high was only 38 degrees. This year we've been enjoying a nice mild trend that should continue through the holiday. Look for highs in the mid 50s Thursday and back down to the mid 40s on Friday. Then there's the weekend. The 4 Warn Storm team has been tracking a complex set of elements t... When you think of weather watches and warnings I'll bet you identify them with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. While severe convective storms and flooding certainly pose a significant threat to life and property, Winter weather can also be severe in it's own way. The National Weather Service has a complete list of advisories, watches and warnings for Winter weather. I've copied most of them from our >> Continue reading: Winter Watches and Warnings You knew it wouldn't last much longer. Our temperatures since the weekend have been well above normal. Wednesday will continue that trend. As a strong low pressure system and attendant cold front steam in our direction out of the Great Basin, our southerly winds will drive temperatures well into the 70s. Winds will gust in excess of 30 mph at times. Wednesday night into Thursday morning we will see a chance of showers and thunderstorm... |
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