Good afternoon! We are settled through the start of next week thanks to surface high pressure being in charge across the region & almost the entire US. Temperatures remain a bit below normal through Friday with a more robust shot of cold air by Sunday arriving from central & northern Canada as part of the Polar Vortex moves by overhead and some energy moves through from southern Ontario. There is the potential for dangerous windchills Saturday with windchills as low as -20. No big storms are in sight!

Joe Sciacca

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Good afternoon! Surface high pressure from coast to coast provides us with plenty of sun today & tomorrow with continued well below normal temperatures. Windchills as low as -15 are forecasted are expected tomorrow morning! Our storm system passes well to our southeast Sunday offering us a very low risk of a few flurries along with a gusty north wind up to 35 mph. Next week features varying cloud cover with less cold high temperatures, but still a bit below normal by around 10 degrees.

Joe Sciacca

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There is a lot of cloud cover around the northeast, but not necessarily a lot of precipitation; it’s mainly lake-driven snow showers close to the Great Lakes, with some of the weak disturbances moving through the broad upper-level trough picking up just enough of that moisture to trigger a flurry or two. None of this will produce significant snow.

We’ll be watching a system near the coast this weekend; it develops off the Carolina coast Friday then lifts northward, and our expectation is it will move primarily offshore. Even so, it will have an expansive enough wind field to kick up northerly winds into the 10-20 mph range with gusts 25-30 so Sunday, with little more than an inch or two of snow. Generally dry weather prevails right through the first third of February – but we can thank a persistent Arctic airmass to our north for providing the block.

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