It appears that the extreme cold that was expecteded to spawn low pressure directly over us will to stay over the Appalachians and our area will be indirectly affected by that initial upper air impulse.   The secondary coastal low is now expected to form offshore, and both will be too far south and then too far east to directly affect us.  There continues to be differences in the models regarding the amount of showers/snow flurries, but the trend has been that much, if not all, will miss us.

It will get colder and WINDY, but the chance of light snow showers here is looking slimmer and slimmer.