RAH saying we might see snow Saturday and Sunday night, or we might not, because we don't really know yet.
Friday night through Monday: Surface high pressure will build into and through the area Friday night, shifting offshore by late Saturday and Saturday night. As a result, Friday night through Saturday is expected to be dry with below
normal temperatures. Aloft, NW
flow Friday night will shift to westerly on Saturday then more southwesterly Saturday night as an
upper level trough sets up over the Midwest. A surface low develops over the Gulf Coast Sunday morning as the Canadian high pressure drives south through the Midwest. The low is expected to shift eastward through the FL panhandle, then northeast along the Southeast US coast Sunday and Sunday night. Over Central
NC, a lingering
ridge may inhibit some of the warm
advection at the surface early on and with the current forecast track of the low, Central
NC will be on the northern edge as it passes to the south and east. There is a lot of uncertainty, as the temperature, timing of the system and when/if the associated cold
front moves into/through the area, will play a huge role in if, where and how much snow Central
NC receives. Will continue to mention the chance for rain or snow Saturday night and Sunday night, while the daytime temperatures will
likely be warm enough for a transition to all rain. Will continue to keep a close eye on this system in the coming days, but for right now its too early to
speculate about impacts with this system given the high degree of uncertainty.