DAVE MURRAY’S LATEST FORECAST AND DISCO–THURSDAY–THANKSGIVING DAY
Dave Murray’s Latest STL forecast and weather disco:
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!
***NO RECORDS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY–BUT WE WILL BE CLOSE…THE WARMEST THANKSGIVING IS 74 DEGREES…COLDER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY…A REAL SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM…WINTER IS TRYING TO MAKE A RETURN***
THURSDAY:
HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY
SUNSHINE GIVING WAY TO INCREASING CLOUDS…SOME RAIN DEVELOPING AFTER 3PM…BREEZY AND MILD
WINDS: SOUTH 10-20 M.P.H.
HIGH: 68 DEGREES
THURSDAY NIGHT:
CLOUDS WITH PERIODS OF RAIN…TURNING COLDER
WINDS: NORTHWEST 5-15 M.P.H.
LOW: 42 DEGREES
FRIDAY:
PARTLY SUNNY, WINDY AND COLDER…WE WILL FEEL THE DIFFERENCE…BUNDLE UP
WINDS: NORTHWEST 15-30 M.P.H.
HIGH: 49 DEGREES (IT WILL FEEL COLDER)
SATURDAY–PARTLY SUNNY AND COLD..HIGHS IN THE LOW TO MID 40′S AT BEST…COLD SATURDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY…PARTLY SUNNY AND 53 DEGREES IN THE AFTERNOON…A COLD RAIN FOR MONDAY
THE WEATHER DISCO:
MORE MILD TEMPERATURES IN PLACE FOR THURSDAY…THANKSGIVING DAY…SUNSHINE GIVING WAY TO INCREASING CLOUDS…A COLD FRONT ON THE WAY…THE FRONT HAS SOME RAIN…NOT ALOT BUT SOME RAIN…PRIME TIME 3PM TO 8PM FOR RAIN SHOWERS…WINDS SWING TO THE NORTHWEST IN THE EVENING. FRIDAY–THE FRONT IS GONE…BUT ITS A SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM…PARTLY SUNNY…WINDY AND MUCH COLDER…IN THE 40′S…WIND CHILL A FACTOR ON FRIDAY. THE WEEKEND IS QUIET…COLD ON SATURDAY…SLIGHTLY WARMER ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON…NEAR AVERAGE. MONDAY..A SOUTHERN SYSTEM KICKS INTO GEAR…CLOUDS AND A COLD RAIN SPREADING OVER THE BI-STATE REGION…IN THE 40′S ON MONDAY…THIS SYSTEM SWINGS BY MONDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY TUESDAY…SHOULD SEE SOME SLOPPY WET SNOW ON THE BACK-EDGE..ITS NOT MUCH…WARM GROUND TEMPS…JUST A REMINDER WHERE WE ARE GOING…COLD TEMPS ALL OF NEXT WEEK…THE PATTERN IS KICKING INTO GEAR.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE…I’M OFF THURSDAY…BUT WILL TRY TO UPDATE THIS THURSDAY EVENING
CHECK OUT ALL THE MAPS BELOW: CLICK ON LINKS…THEY WILL GIVE YOU A GREAT OVERVIEW OF THE WEATHER
SURFACE MAP:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/outlook_tab.php
NATIONAL RADAR:
SEVERE WEATHER:
PROG MAPS:
http://www.aviationweather.gov/adds/progs
SNOW MAPS:
