We have been locked in a warm weather pattern here across Ohio for about a week now, and that is going to continue. Due to a lack of time I haven't looked at the weather in much detail over the last five days and just glanced at everything now, but here are a few quick points:
-Above average temps continue for much of the east, with no major snow except for over the far northern Midwest tomorrow.
-There will be a cold front that affects areas from the Rockies point east Tuesday/Wednesday. This will only pull in warm air ahead of the front and produce some severe weather, but not a huge outbreak.
-A wave of low pressure will develop on that stalled out front over Texas on Wednesday, and move NE. Areas near and south of the low could see some severe weather on Wednesday, a severe weather outbreak Thursday, and a little bit of severe even on Friday over the east, and much warmer weather until a cold front comes through.
-Next weekend appears to be cold/raw here over Ohio, with some rain/snow appearing likely.
I will have a much more detailed post late tomorrow.
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