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Discussion:
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Good afternoon CMU. A longwave ridge is present over
our area with a couple weak shortwaves expected to make their way over our
area during the weekend. The first of these systems is expected to impact
the campus community Friday night into Saturday morning. Not much is expected
as far as accumulations go, and up to an inch is possible. There is a miniscule
possibility of freezing drizzle due to the temperatures lingering at or slightly
above freezing. On Saturday night another weak low moves into our area
bringing yet another chance for snow. There is a bit higher chance for this
system as well as accumulations expected to be higher as well. After these
systems move out, we become quiet again as winds calm down and Sunday into Monday
looks like it will be nicer for us. Overall, temperatures and wind will not
vary much and will remain close to average for much of the weekend.
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Friday Night
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Saturday
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Saturday Night
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Low: 28-31°F
Winds: ENE 10-15 MPH
Cloudy with snow flurries
20% Chance of Precip.
T-.1” of Precipitation
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High: 34-38°F
Winds: E 5-10 MPH
Mostly Cloudy with snow flurries
30% Chance of Precip.
T-1” of Precipitation
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Low: 28-32°F
Winds: N 0-5 MPH
Snow Showers
50% chance of Precip
T-2” of Precipitation
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Sunday
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Sunday Night
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Monday
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High: 36-40°F
Winds: NNW 5-10 MPH
Cloudy to Partly Cloudy
10% Chance of Precip.
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Low: 28-31°F
Winds: NNE 5-10 MPH
Partly Cloudy
0% Chance of Precip.
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High: 34-38 °F
Winds: ENE 5-10 MPH
Partly Cloudy
0% Chance of Precip.
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Forecaster: Andrew Potter
Forecast Issued: Friday December 9th,
2022 at 1:00 PM
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