New Concerns on Thursday Weather

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by John Walsh

Story Created: Nov 10, 2010 at 12:44 AM CDT

Story Updated: Nov 10, 2010 at 12:46 AM CDT

   A cold front will clear the Tri-Cities to our east tonight.  An isolated shower can't be ruled out near sunrise with skies becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon through the early evening.   From there we look westward for our next weathermaker and some new concerns have arisen with latest forecast model runs.
  One model is slowing the system down and entraining more cold air.  The heaviest precipitation would then occur during the coldest time of the night between midnight to 6 am Friday.   There are also indications of more instability which could lead to some bands of snow which could result in some minor snow accumulations, though the surface is still fairly warm. 
  Its going to be a close call with a  couple of degrees of cooling making ther difference.  We'll be watching this closely tomorrow
 

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