Near -cage strong electricity system brings heavy rain, snow and extreme winds

The next 48 hours have our attention because a very powerful storm system will sweep through the area. At first we warn you that Tuesday will be very wet, with heavy rain and some strong thunderstorms possible. Wednesday is our highest alarm, a first warning weather day because we will see very powerful winds and almost blizzing conditions.

Straw storms start overnight, and some of them could be on the strong side, with one or two cells that produce gusty winds and hail. The Tornado risk is not quite zero, but it's pretty low. For Tuesday morning, the will will pass to widespread and heavy rain, which lasts until the early afternoon. We can take a break in the afternoon, and it will be mild with heights near 60 and the southeast breeze at 10 to 20 miles per hour. A second striker round is possible that in the late afternoon and the evening (around 4 a.m. to 7 p.m.) could be back on the strong side. Some cells could be marked with severe thunderstorms of hail and gusts of wind up to 60 miles per hour.

Things go downhill when we approach at midnight on Tuesday. Wind gusts will intervene at 50 to 70 miles per hour from the northwest. These are heavy winds at the storm level, except that they are not bound to storms. These are only extremely strong gusts of wind that sweep the entire area for about 10 hours and last until Wednesday morning.

This is coincided with a transition from rain to snow, also near Tuesday evening and on Wednesday around 6 a.m. It will start very difficult and wet, although a lot of it melts out of our warm ground. Finally it begins to stick and the previously melted snow could “freeze”. The almost up -and -coming conditions are bound to the strong winds and poor visibility, but the overall collections will be slightly. The snow ends on Wednesday near day break, and we may have 1-3 inches on the floor (depending on how much melting before it starts, sticks). Be ready for snow -covered streets on Wednesday morning, possibly with ice stains below.

Wednesday afternoon will improve a little, with wind gusts returning to 40 to 45 miles per hour. The heights will be in the mid -1930s.

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