3-6 Inches Forecasted Across The Area By the National Weather Service – The MoCoShow
The National Weather Service (NWS) has released updated maps that now cover the duration of the upcoming winter storm on Sunday.
The expected snowfall can be seen in the featured photo, with a widespread 3-6 inches across the area. The ‘High End Amount’ map (10% chance) shows 6 inches for most of the immediate area with up to 8 inches a bit further north, while the ‘Low End Amount’ map (10% chance) shows no snow at all.“So we are supposed to get between 0 and 8 inches???” I wouldn’t look at it like that. The NWS is sharing every possibility as it looks at the time the map was created– so they think there’s an 80% chance of the forecasted totals. The high/low end maps show other solutions that are less likely to occur, but still possible. As things move closer, the maps get adjusted.Later today, we will look at maps from various sources with first calls for projected snowfall. This storm is looking like a Sunday event, expected to last throughout most of the day. Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Inauguration Day, so there is no school regardless of the amount of snow that falls. If the high end amount falls, then we have to look at potential impact on Tuesday. If the low end amount falls, then there may not be much to discuss regarding Tuesday. We’ll keep you updated.
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