Snow Threat on November 11-12 Information

Yes, most of the models agree that there will be at least some snow tomorrow. Rain showers will be changing into snow as temps drops, so we will probably see some mix with the snow. In terms of accumulations, I expect no accumulations in our county, and even if there are accumulations, the most is 0.1 inches(a coating), and the accumulations will be on the rooftops or grass. Do not expect much impact from this storm. It is November, the winter forecasts don't predict anything for November! We still have December-March for some good snow events. Anyways, it is a half day in MoCo, so you already are skipping a part of school(2.5 hours). If anything changes, I will keep you updated. Here is what the NWS thinks about the chances of getting a coating of snow(less than 50 percent):

The chances of getting just a coating is extremely low as well. I will say that this is a flurries event because of this map.


UPDATE(4:00 PM): It is snowing in Gaithersburg right now. No mixing and coming down lightly. Somewhat sticking to the deck and grass. Starting to fall to the ground a little faster(wind helps). It ended abruptly at 4:05.




WARNING: Beware of my post of winter forecasts that are coming soon, because WUSA 9 and FOX 5 have already released theirs! Want a sneak peek of the forecasts?

Snow Threat on November 11-12?

Yes, you read the title of the post correct, there is already a snow threat and it isn't even Thanksgiving. I will take it though! Any amount of snow before December sounds good to me, considering it isn't cold enough regularly for snow to even stick/fall(its starting to get cold fast though). FOX 5 has already got their winter forecast for 2019-2020, but when all the channels(WUSA9, NBC4, ABC7, etc)(yes I will be using some other winter forecast than the news channels)get their forecasts out, I will make a separate post for when that happens. The GFS and the Euro models show some snow around our area, but like always, where the snow will hit and how much of it is always changing. I will keep you updated about this storm.