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First off, about the snow for tomorrow (Wednesday)…  it’s not a big deal.  Just like last week wasn’t a big deal.  I don’t generally post unless there will be a significant impact from an event, or i’m intrigued by the possibilities.  So, I’m actually posting now, because I’m intrigued by the potential for a Palm Sunday snow this weekend, and not what will come tomorrow.  It’s a good thing my church is smart and employs a meteorologist to guide them through any meteorological mayhem during the high holy days! 😉

And talk about climatologically unfavorable!  The setup for Sunday is out of the ordinary a) because it’s so late in the season, and b) because of the clipper-like nature of the low diving south of us from the northwest.  We generally don’t get appreciable snows from clipper systems, and many of them go over top of us or to our north, leaving us on the warm side of things.  This could be different.  There is some evidence to suggest that the March Madness that started last weekend with Virginia losing in the NCAA tourney may continue for us with a rare snow.

It’s a hundred years off in meteorologist-time, so a lot can and will change.  But it’s something to watch and see how it develops.