As we head into Turkey Day for the upcoming week. a series of disturbances moving down from Canada will bring with them light snow and bitter cold air.
The GEFS has some pretty impressive cold for much of the eastern half of the US, especially parts of the Northeast. Morning lows may dip into the low teens for parts of the Northeast, and into the 20s and 30s for much of the Southeast.
A series of Alberta Clippers will move through and will bring behind them very cold shots of air. As these disturbances swing through, they may either bring flurries or a light dusting to parts of the Northeast. This could be a pattern that we see for much of next month.
With the cold could come the wind. Across much of the Northeast, it will get windy as the disturbances move off into Canada or offshore. The wind is what will continue to bring in much colder air.
Get those fireplaces ready!
-ECWA
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