Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! And happy holidays to all who continue to check in GSD on a regular basis. We love that you love winter weather--and snow days, of course!--as much as we do. Thank you!
While Tuesday's storm certainly did not amount to much at all--only 0.2" at the GSD Home Office and no releases in Berkshire County--we have two new storm systems to get excited about.
Friday night's storm will be more potent than the Sunday/Monday storm. This storm will track to our south Friday night (onset time 7 PM) and last into early Saturday. This time around folks in South County will get more snow than those in the North. It's not a huge storm by any stretch--only about 3"--but any movement northward could drive up snow totals for all of us.
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| NWS Albany |
The Sunday/Monday storm might be more of a mixed precipitation event. Cold air will hold in place in Berkshire County when the next storm moves in, but the temps will quickly rise as the precipitation commences Freezing rain and sleet could make travel early on Monday difficult. Higher terrain towns may see all snow, but there is still a degree of uncertainty about the amount of frozen precipitation we'll see. The Staff will need to see a few more runs of the models to figure out what we should expect on Monday.
We'll have more updates about the Friday night snow soon!
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| The Euro-AI model favors more snow than what is being forecasted. We'll just have to see. |
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