Ezekiel

The storm is headed our way but there is still some question about the rain snow line. As of right now looks like we will get snow tomorrow and tomorrow night. In the very early hours of Monday morning the snow will turn to rain and may wash away all the snow we got Sunday. Then Monday night the rain will turn back to snow and may accumulate another 2-3 inches. If the rain line lowers then we would get more snow. The snow is expected to start early Sunday afternoon

These are all the snow total maps that I could find this afternoon. If things change tomorrow I will post new maps

storm Ezekiel

There is a storm heading our way Sunday afternoon lasting into Tuesday morning. The amount of snow vs. rain keeps changing so I am not very confident in the amounts I blog about today. I will post here again tomorrow but for today here are a few of the snow total maps that I could find.

I will watch and read all the weather reports tomorrow morning and then I will post all updates on storm Ezekiel on this blog some time tomorrow afternoon. 

For now you should know that the snow will be arriving some time late afternoon Sunday so you shouldn't plan to be on the road. The big question is where will the rain/snow line set up?

That's all for now.

First Chance of Snow

There is a storm headed our way late this weekend and there is a chance that some of the precipitation could be snow. I will continue to follow the weather and post updates here. As of 10am today weather.com is predicting a few inches. What a great way to start off the month of December

Winter Preview

I know you are excited about winter arriving soon and I am sure my seniors are very excited about having some snow days. I will watch the weather faithfully and post here when the weather forecasts snowfall of 3 inches or more.
I will leave you with this quote from the Farmers Almanac

"With colder-than-normal temperatures in the Northeast and above-normal precipitation expected, our outlook forewarns of not only a good amount of snow, but also a wintry mix of rain, sleet—especially along the coast," the long range forecaster suggests.