Not much has changed since our previous update letting you know not to expect much out of potential winter weather tomorrow morning.
Flurries or light snow may fall between 7am and 1pm tomorrow. If anything falls, there will more than likely be no disruption to travel as roads will just be wet.
At 7:35pm, the National Weather Service provided its latest thinking on the potential winter storm set to arrive late Tuesday (December 7th) into Wednesday (December 8th).
“Here’s our latest thinking on the system set to arrive late Tue into Wed. Check out forecast amounts and the higher end potential. Keep in mind, Mon will be warm but it will be short lived as a strong cold front moves through bringing 30-40 mph wind gusts.”
The week will start off with its coldest day, as highs today will likely reach the mid 40s with light winds making it feel a bit cooler. Partly sunny skies are expected.
Temperatures will slowly climb as the week continues, as Tuesday is expected to hit the upper 40s with very little wind. Mostly sunny.
We’re about a month away from winter and the colder weather is starting to catch up. This week will start off with below average temperatures with today coming in close to average as highs will be near 50°. Rain is possible early on, but things will clear up in the afternoon.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be colder with temps in the mid 40s, but Thanksgiving day will bring above average temperatures with highs in the upper 50s.
A Wind Advisory will be in effect from noon today until midnight in Montgomery County
Per the National Weather Service:
Summer is coming to an end tomorrow (Tuesday, 9/21) and though it may feel warmer a few days, it currently looks like highs will remain below 80° for the foreseeable future.
Tems will be in the upper 70s for the last two days of summer (Monday and Tuesday), with an increasing chance of rain as we get into the middle part of the week.
The Farmers’ Almanac has released its 2021-2022 extended winter outlook.
MoCo and almost all of Maryland seem to fall under the “Typical winter chill, Stormy January, Tranquil February” category. Just to our south is the “Quite chilly, mixed bag of precipitation” category that we may be a little more used to in recent years.
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