WEATHERCAST:
SINCE HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE STICKING AROUND…MOSTLY DRY AND MILDER WEATHER IS ON TAP FOR THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS. A WEAK FRONT COULD RESULT IN A SHOWER OR TWO HERE AND THERE, BUT ASIDE FROM THAT…TEMPS COULD EASILY HEAD FOR 70 OR BETTER BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND. A LATE WINTER STORM WILL HIT THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES LATE THIS WEEK…AND MAY REACH US IN THE FORM OF RAIN AND NOT SNOW BY LATE WEEKEND AND EARLY NEXT WEEK. UNTIL THEN…EVERYTHING’S COMING UP TULIPS…GRASS….ETC.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1965 – PALM SUNDAY TORNADOES: 37 FUNNELS – IOWA-WISCONSIN – ILLINOIS – MICHIGAN – INDIANA AND OHIO. 271 KILLED – 3000 INJURED – $500 MILLION IN DAMAGES.
SHORT VERSION:
TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 50S
TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 30S
THUR: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY –LATE SHOWERS – MID 50S
FRI: SOME SUN – WARM – 65-70
SAT: SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S
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Maps above for the next couple of days show a major late winter storm for Northern Rockies and No. Plains. Many places will get blizzard conditions by Friday with snowfall being measured in feet. Meanwhile..same storm will carry heavy rain and thunderstorms east across Ohio Valley this weekend and into East early next week.
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