Good Morning!
On the move so this will be just to tide you over for awhile.
I was a bit surprised to wake and find some flurries outside the window this morning when originially all indications looked like we would be well on the way to having all of this out of here and some sunshine. Well, not so fast buster.
Our clearing looks to have slowed by a day, possibly two. So instead of clouds this morning and sunshine starting to fill in this afternoon, we'll keep the clouds around along with a few snowflakes here and there. Based on what I am seeing data wise now, Tomorrow around sunrise or a little after is when we should start seeing clearing take hold. Of course out in the west end of the blog, this may happen sooner.
Here's the forecast for Jackson and vicinity:
Today, cloudy skies, periods of flurries or a touch of light snow; no accumulation likely. High 28, wind NW 5-10 MPH.
Tonight, clouds persist, some clearing starts late, low 16, wind NW 4-8 MPH.
Sunday, clouds dissipate, becoming mainly sunny, high 29, wind NW 5-10 MPH.
That will tide you over for the next 36 hours. I will have a complete outlook at what should be a quiet and sunny pattern for the upcoming week later. Blessings!
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