ADMRL's COMMENT: Thursday February 04, 2010 a.m.
Well our next snowstorm is on our door steps. I think we'll get it this time. Starts tonight with a mix of rain and some snow, then turning to all snow on Friday. We could see some lingering snow flurries over the weekend. By the time it's all said and done we could see about 5 inches of snow on the ground.
For today, cloudy skies, some light fog with temperatures pushing 40°. Winds are out of the E and are on the light side. For tonight, cloudy skies with light rain mixing with some snow early turning to all snow after midnight. We could see a possible 2 inches by the morning. Our overnight low around 32°.
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Long-Range Comment: Thursday February 04, 2010 a.m.
There's a better chance for snow in our area this time, because we are on the northern edge of all the moisture from this system. It will fall into our colder air and the atmosphere will be moist enough. The last storm system couldn't penetrate the dryer air that was over us. We'll be on the edge of 4-5 inches all the way up to Carlinville. The system then moves to the NE, we'll see the wraparound of clouds and maybe some snow flurries over the weekend. A weaker system begins to develop Sunday night into Monday. An additional inch of snowfall possible. Much colder air the next 7 days.
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