Now that the snow and arctic frontal system has passed through, we are left in a very cold air mass. This means that temps will be pretty chilly during the day with highs in the mid 30`s to right around 40`s and lows in the upper teens to low-mid 20`s for tomorrow morning and Wed morning. So there is certainly going to be icy areas with any wet pavement around that didn`t dry off. So be careful out there!
On to ridging. Models are in agreement about ridging taking place for tomorrow/Wed and lasting through Fri with partly to mostly sunny skies with temps slowly warming into the upper 40`s to maybe lower 50`s by Fri. But our ridge weakens and moves east by the weekend as a cold front & trough swings through here.
More lowland snow for the upcoming weekend? Well, according to the Seattle NWS tonight in there AFD, they mention of it being possible after the passage of cold front Sat morning with the mention of a PSCZ maybe taking place. This is the frist I`m hearing about it, so will see what models say over next several days.
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