HEADING TOWARD WINTER....

rebeccakopelman
Dec 26, 2021
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Winter "officially" started last week, but we haven't seen much of it lately. It was a little cooler Sunday in the morning but got mild by the afternoon. We were still sitting under a ridge ahead of an approaching storm system:

That storm system is bringing mostly rain to my local area with a wintry mix/snow near and north of Highway 20... that'll continue into the early morning hours of Monday:

Clouds will clear Monday afternoon and it will be a pretty nice day with above normal temperatures once again:

Another wintry storm system moves in on Tuesday and this time further south, putting more of my local area in the crosshairs of wintry precipitation. Here's a look at the projected radar for Tuesday morning through midday:

Then Tuesday afternoon/evening:

Temperatures won't be below freezing across the board so that's why we're looking at different precipitation types with rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow:

There are differences on the track of that system so there is a difference on snowfall/ice totals. Here's a look at the Euro with a further south track:

GFS further to the north:

The NAM also north:

So there's still some details to work out there, but certainly looking like another snow even for Minnesota and Wisconsin on Tuesday. Much colder air will follow for Wednesday and it will be colder depending on where the snow falls: