Campus Weather Forecast

Central Michigan University

Discussion: The trough pattern that was stationary over us the past few weeks finally breaks down and we start to see slightly warmer temperatures in the forecast period. Along with the more average temperatures we are also seeing the potential for snow. Tuesday yields the greatest potential with a low moving into the region from the lee of the Rockies. This brings us 60% chance and up to 2 inches expected, which is the most snow we have had in a while if it verifies. There is also a chance that we will see mixed precipitation with the warmer temperatures that are being advected into our area with the high 500mb heights coming into the region.
Monday Night	Tuesday	Tuesday Night
Low: 15-20 °F Partly Cloudy Winds:  WSW shifting S 5-7 mph	High: 18-23 °F Overcast 60% Chance of Snow Accumulations of 2 in. expected Winds: SE 5-10 mph	Low: 20-25 °F Overcast 40% Chance of Snow/ Mixed precipitation Accumulations of .25 in. expected Freezing rain is possible Winds: SW 7-12 mph
Wednesday	Wednesday Night	Thursday
High: 17-24 °F Mostly Cloudy 20% Chance of Snow/ mixed precipatation No accumulations Winds: W 5-10 mph	Low: 17-21 °F Mostly Cloudy Winds: W 5-10 mph	High: 25 to 30 °F Scattered Clouds Winds: W 5-10 mph
Forecaster: Kathryn Samlow Forecast Issued: Monday, March 2, 2015 3:00 PM EST

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