We received about 1/4″ of snow yesterday but that will melt quickly today as again mild weather returns with highs today and tomorrow will be in the upper 40s.
An Arctic cold front will come through late Friday night and with the front and a low pressure developing along the front will give us another round of light snow at this point it looks like amounts will be less than an inch falling mostly between midnight Friday and noon Saturday..
Sunday will be very cold with highs in the low 30s and lows in the teens.
As has been the case this winter the cold will be short lived as temps rebound to near normal by Monday afternoon and above normal Tuesday and most of next week..
Curt
Al
what does the dZB scale mean on the left side of the radar map????
thanks!!
Curt
Allan Kazimir Post author
Curt that stands for decibels of reflectivity, usually the higher the value means that the precipitation is more intense, although sometimes the radar reflects ice and hail more than rain and snow..