by Meteorologist Jeb Postle
Overview: A ridge of high pressure will continue to provide dry weather and a mix of sun and clouds through tomorrow morning. As the ridge of high pressure breaks down Friday morning, an area of low pressure will move off the coast of the North Carolina at the same time. This area of low pressure will strengthen and move to the northeast. As of now, the track of the storm would graze the region with light to moderate snow Friday evening into early Saturday morning.
As the storm moves farther out to sea Saturday morning, a cold front will move through the region late in the day. Behind this cold front, another reinforcing shot of cold air will filter into the region.
Predicted snowfall amount: 2-4 “ by early Saturday morning.
Note: The current track of the storm puts the area on the edge of receiving a light snow accumulation. Any deviations in the track closer to the coast will increase the snow amounts a little. Any track further out to sea will result in little to no snowfall expected. Stay tuned as I will keep you updated. If anyone has any weather questions or concerns, feel free to email me at jebril.postle@gmail.com
