Remember just a few days ago when the ice storm of the century blanketed the country, and made conditions a bitch sketchy in the CSRA for a few days? Well, buckle your seatbelts, because we aren’t done yet!
Latest projections from the National Weather Service now have Augusta and the CSRA in the outer rungs of a very complicated winter weather system developing for Friday night and Saturday. While nothing is guaranteed in the complicated world of winter weather in the South, there’s a pretty good chance we’ll finally get some snow worth playing in.
The system looks to begin some light snowfall late Friday night, with the bulk of it falling during the afternoon and evening Saturday.
The Setup
This one is complicated. Very complicated. But here’s a quick and dirty version. There’s a lot of cold air already here. There’s another polar vortex moving in and bringing some additional cold air with it…