We just recieved the latest update from the National Weather Service in Raleigh for possible winter weather Tuesday night into Wednesday. It appears that we are on the line once again for the heaviest snowfall with the heavy band extending from US1 to I95. Accumulations will be limited due to warm temperatures today as well as warm ground temperatures. Accumalations are expected to be one to to inches. The heaviest snowfall should occur during the night Tuesday into Wednesday morning. We will continue to follow the storm and send information out as it becomes available.
Shane
Please see the latest weather briefing attached to this email and online highlighting the weather situation.
Weather Briefing: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/rah/downloads/Briefings/
While models continue to increase the amounts of forecast precipitation, temperature trends are rather warm and should limit heavy snow accumulations as meting occurs as snow tries to accumulate Tuesday night. That said there is the potential for periods of heavy snow overnight Tuesday and into early Wednesday morning, Heavy snowfall rates could overwhelm warm air and ground temperature mainly from Raleigh east to I -95. Periods of heavy snow could result in higher snowfall amounts as well as more accumulations on road surfaces.
Please keep up with the latest forecasts at http://wether.gov/raleigh
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