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Freeze Warning Then Warmer Weekend And One More Chilly Outbreak
Polar Vortex
Winter Weather
Warnings
Tuesday April 19
Evening Update
After a few days with snow showers and chilly winds, this may come with expectation. Winds will ease and the sky will clear, allowing for maximum radiational cooling. This will bring many areas down below freezing tonight…
While we will get. Warm up this weekend, there is one more chilly outbreak to end the month. So I would still protect your potted plants and hold off on new planting until Mother’s Day.
Freeze Warning
Temperature Forecast:
Wednesday Morning
There will again be more areas outside of the warning in the 30s with Frost.
April Sun At Work…
Wednesday Afternoon…
Back close to 60ºF
A warm up with quickly return at the end of the week and into the weekend. Many areas will reach the 70s, with a chance to get to the 80s again.
This will be followed by one more chilly outbreak next week to end the month. Here was can see it on the Jet Stream.
Jet Steam Animation Through April 30
Temperature Outlook: GFS Deterministic Model
This is one model forecast, and might be a little conservative with the warming this weekend.
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