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Inside The Forecast:
Every time we make a little headway towards spring, like yesterday when we hit 40° for a high in Burlington, then it seems like we take 2 steps backwards into winter again. That's what will happen today.
A cold front will move through today, accompanied by rain & snow showers. The first part of today will still be mild, but cold air will come rushing in on blustery NW winds by mid-to-late afternoon. A few snow showers will continue, mainly in the higher elevations through the night. And there could be a few snow showers in the mountains on Wednesday.
The cold air will stick around through the rest of winter! Thursday is the last full day of winter. Spring officially starts on Friday at 6:45 PM.
There will be another brief spike in our temperatures on Saturday, but that will be ahead of yet another cold front, which will spread a few rain/snow showers around on Saturday, and then usher in more winter-like air for the first Sunday of spring.
And that's just the way it's been going so far this year.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! -Gary
Every time we make a little headway towards spring, like yesterday when we hit 40° for a high in Burlington, then it seems like we take 2 steps backwards into winter again. That's what will happen today.
A cold front will move through today, accompanied by rain & snow showers. The first part of today will still be mild, but cold air will come rushing in on blustery NW winds by mid-to-late afternoon. A few snow showers will continue, mainly in the higher elevations through the night. And there could be a few snow showers in the mountains on Wednesday.
The cold air will stick around through the rest of winter! Thursday is the last full day of winter. Spring officially starts on Friday at 6:45 PM.
There will be another brief spike in our temperatures on Saturday, but that will be ahead of yet another cold front, which will spread a few rain/snow showers around on Saturday, and then usher in more winter-like air for the first Sunday of spring.
And that's just the way it's been going so far this year.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! -Gary
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