This is suggesting that KMDT is actually the "sweet spot" for snowfall accumulations, especially in the higher elevations in our vicinity. I also like to look at the subsequent morning lows from the models that follow a snowfall event to help pinpoint the area of snowfall accumulation...here is that map as well....lows in the teens suggests snow on the ground Wed. am...
And the cold air is being seen by the larger grid global modeling as well...-10°F for morning lows in our region...
But the cold will moderate and by the middle of next week, we are looking at temps well above normal! The map below shows temps ~20°F above normal for the 1st part of 1st week of December. But the longer term does spell a cold and ultimately stormy December once past the 2nd weekend of December...
...but that is a different story for a different day!
I'll leave y'all with a song whose lyrics in the middle of the song are very reminiscent of how the wx was this past weekend...
Don't your feet get cold in the winter time?
The sky won't snow and the sun won't shine
It's hard to tell the night time from the day
You're losin' all your highs and lows
Ain't it funny how the feeling goes away?
Have a good first day of rifle deer season...
Smitty
AA: Looking for a skiff of snow Tuesday...cold remainder of the week then becoming milder over the weekend into next week. Looks like the 2nd part of December could be quite cold and stormy...?
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