Weather It Is (Pesach?)

Good Evening:

After a cold and windy start, the weather will begin to feel more like Pesach.

High pressure will nose its way out of Africa while low pressure intensifies in the central Mediterranean.  The low pressure area will move eastward and the southwesterly flow ahead of it will bring spring-like warm temperatures by mid-week.

However, the storm will drag a cold front through our area late Thursday and that will be the end of Spring, at least until sometime the next following week.

In fact, there is a 30% chance that the storm will intensify both at the surface and at higher levels of the atmosphere, meaning the possibility of snow on the Hermon and a general mid-month rain (with even some icy-snow in the higher elevations of the center and north).

While we might have changed our prayers and asked that our fields should be blessed with dew, "Mother-Nature" might have different ideas.

Modim L'Simcha,

Barry Lynn