Sentences with phrase «snow in the forecast but»

There's no snow in the forecast but at least it's finally below 70 degrees.

Not exact matches

Until yesterday the forecast was calling for mostly rain until at least after midnight, but the snow has shifted earlier and I don't know how far in advance they have or haven't treated the roads.

Liverpool should be able to beat their local rivals, but there's always a surprise or two in the derby - including a forecast of heavy snow in Liverpool to welcome the players.

But «NWS offices decided it was best to remain on the high - side of the forecast snowfall in the event the rain / snow line remained just east of the major cities, which was still a possibility,» the agency said in a statement.

But if you live anywhere in the northern half of this country, chances are there are still days where snow is forecasted.

Unfortunately there isn't any snow in our forecast, but maybe some of you will get lucky and have a white Christmas.

The forecast for today is calling for snow (if I remember correctly), but if you live in Cincinnati, you know how that goes.

But Im seeing snow in the forecast for next week so Im not holding my breath.

We were so excited when we saw that the forecast had snow arriving in Sedona over the weekend, but despite temperatures dipping down into the 40s during the day and the 20s overnight over the weekend, we missed the flurries by just a few hours when we left on Sunday.

March was very spring like here in Calgary but it looks like winter is headed back our way this weekend with lots of snow in the forecast.

Check the 10 - day weather forecast: more clouds than sun, light snow most days, two nights of 10 - degree chill, but otherwise fairly comfortable days in the mid-30s and nights in the low - 20s.

But because we adults knew Eric heads in at 4 a.m. every day to host the morning drive show on WUNC, the local NPR affiliate, it was more along the lines of a welcome treat, except for the part forecasting cold rain possibly turning to snow.

Lake effect snow is comparatively much easier to forecast that there is going to be a major storm but much less confidence in timing, amounts and locations because the conditions for lake effect snow are very narrow.

But our forecast calls for up to an inch of snow tonight, and further West, they are already getting pounded with another in a seemingly endless series of winter storms.

Firstly, he claims the Met Office failed to predict snow in 2010, but our 5 - day forecasts accurately forecast 12 out of 13 snowfall events - as you can see in this article.

I am soooooo ready for spring this year... But I hear that four letter word in the forecast for the next two days... I'm calling it the onion snow (I did plant pea seeds over the weekend).