MONDAY: The Cool Front digs South late Sunday Evening sending down the Cooler air, but the Storm will pulse in Intensity as it approaches WY and the Bighorns. By Mid-Day, all Models show a Low developing in far Western WY/ID/UT as Upslope is likely in the Mountains.
** Both GFS/EURO is a little light on snow, but Flurries should start flying around by Early-Mid Afternoon for much of WY as the Activity will pick up with Light Snow through the Evening.
MONDAY PM: As we roll around the Evening Hours toward Midnight, the NAM slides farther East along the I-90 with Heavier Precip towards the Black Hills and moves out of Central WY. EURO/GFS shows lighter Snow as the Low continues to weaken in the Southwest of UT/CO/ID. Pretty much, the latest model scans show the Storm weakening in intensity with only light snow or flurries for much of Central WY.
TUESDAY: By morning the NAM shows NO SNOW for WY as it races East in the Plains. Some Flurries linger through Noon via GFS/EURO, but its nothing worthy of talking about since the Storm tries to redevelop as a Cut Off Low in CA/NV.
NAM SNOWFALL AMOUNTS:
CASPER: T-1"
RIVERTON: 3-4"
Lander: 8-12"
Thermop: 6-8"
**Here's how you read these Maps, Folks: The legend is down below and its shows the Color scale of how much snow is possible in your area.
GFS SNOWFALL AMOUNTS: ** This was the Friday Morning Table, so the Evening run will most likely be Different. **
- I will post through the Weekend on the Snow Maps on the Trends of what the Models Say and How much is possible in your Area.
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