More snow and rain this week
Happy Monday, Central Oregon!
Clouds will thicken Monday night, but we will stay dry in the lower elevations. Lows will be in the 20s and those gentle breezes will turn southeast after midnight.
With moderate temperatures through the middle of the week, we will see a good chance of scattered showers.
We will see a break in the rain Friday, along with highs in the mid 40s, lows in the 30s. Watch for a warmer, but drizzly weekend.
Don t forget to download our free KTVZ Local Alert Weather app for the most current conditions and we ll help keep you safe with customizable alerts.
Front number two will slide through on Thursday, setting us up for a great weekend
Published December 15, 2020 •
Updated on December 15, 2020 at 12:35 pm
NBC Universal, Inc.
The heat remains on across South Florida - and no, we re not talking about Miami s NBA team but about temperatures in the 80s that will remain before a front arrives to bring that number down by the weekend.
We are tracking a couple fronts between Tuesday and the end of the week. The first front will drift our way, but stall just to our north later in the day. This will bring us a few extra clouds and keep us on the warm and humid side.
Shelf cloud spotted over Charlotte County
A great example of a shelf cloud was photographed over the Tom Adams Bridge near Manasota Key as a line of rain moved over Charlotte County earlier Monday. In the NBC2 News viewer photo taken by Payla Kaye capturing the cloud, you can get an appreciation for how expansive these clouds can be when floating overhead.
Though shelf clouds can and do form during episodes of severe weather, they can also develop in more benign weather events like Monday [there were no tornadoes, severe thunderstorms or reports of strong wind gusts for instance with this shelf cloud]. This is important to realize, as shelf clouds are oftentimes assumed to always be connected with damaging winds or tornadoes.
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz has a look at the First Alert for a strong storm that will bring snow, ice, rain and wind to the Philadelphia region Wednesday. Where you are in New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania could change what you see during the storm. Here’s the breakdown. snow Dec 16, 2019
Icicles on ceiling fans, airboats on snowy roads and ice skating down residential streets are just some of the surreal sights that have emerged following a deadly and devastating winter storm in parts of the South this week. Nearly a million people across the region are facing their fifth day without power, and in many cases heat, following the harshest.