DAVE MURRAY’S LATEST FORECAST AND DISCO…WEDNESDAY

Posted on: 4:22 pm, December 25, 2012, by Dave Murray

Dave Murray’s Latest STL forecast and weather disco:

***MASSIVE WINTER STORM TURNS INTO THE OHIO VALLEY..WIND AND COLD FOR US…LIMITED SNOW…BUT REALLY COLD TO BE OUT AND ABOUT…MAYBE SOME SPOTTY, LIGHT SNOW FRIDAY NIGHT.***

WEDNESDAY:

GUSTY WINDS AND JUST PLAIN COLD…LIGHT SNOW ENDS IN THE MORNING
WINDS: NORTH 15-35 M.P.H.
HIGH: 30 DEGREES

WEDNESDAY NIGHT:

PARTLY CLOUDY, WINDY AND COLD
WINDS: NORTH 20-35 M.P.H.
LOW: 19 DEGREES

THURSDAY:

PARTLY SUNNY, BREEZY AND COLD
WINDSS: NORTHWEST 10-20 M.P.H.
HIGH: 35 DEGREES

ANOTHER SMALL SYSTEM IN PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT…LOOKS RATHER WEAK AT THIS POINT.

THE WEATHER DISCO:

THE IMPRESSIVE WINTER STORM IN PLAY..JUST NOT FOR THE STL AREA…CLOSE BUT NOT CLOSE ENOUGH…THE JOYS OF A SOUTHERN STORM AND A COLD, DRY HIGH PRESSURE.
ITS A SOUTHERN TRACK…TOO FAR SOUTH…AGAIN…THE KEY TO FORECASTING WINTER..SOUTHERN STORMS..THE POSITION OF THE HIGH..NOT SO MUCH THE TRACK OF THE LOW…WITH THAT SAID…THE HUGE CANADIAN HIGH PRESSURE..WITH COLD AND DRY AIR…HAS THE POWER TO FORCE THE SOUTHER LOW PRESSURE…FURTHER SOUTH AND …EXPECT BLIZZARD WEATHER OVER SOUTHEAST MO AND SOUTHERN IL…THIS IS THE 10 TO 15+ INCH RANGE WILL OCCUR WITH WICKED WINDS…BLOWING AND DRIFTING…THEN AS WE MOVE NORTH…SOUTH AND ALONG A LINE FROM CUBA TO FARMINGTON AND PARK HILLS TO SPARTA TO CARLYLE…THAT IS WHERE 3 TO 6 INCHES WILL FALL…METRO ST.LOUIS MAYBE 1 INCH AND LESS AND LESS HEADING NORTH AND NORTHWEST AND WEST…THERE WILL BE HUGE SNOW CONTRAST OVER THE VIEWING AREA…RANGING FROM ZERO TO A FEW INCHES TO A MASSIVE SNOW…TRAVEL SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST WILL BE A MESS AND DANGEROUS. ANY SNOW PULLS AWAY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON…COLD AND WINDY THE TWO BIG FEATURES.

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:

http://www.weather.gov/radar

SEVERE WEATHER:

http://www.spc.noaa.gov

PROG MAPS:

http://www.aviationweather.gov/adds/progs

SNOW MAPS:

http://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa