12/24 – Rob’s “Tracking Santa” Christmas-Eve Afternoon Forecast

Daytime high temperatures will climb to around 70 degrees through the remainder of the workweek as high-pressure will shape the forecast. As a more humid flow to begin on Christmas day, expect overnight radational fog. The next cold front is advertised for the weekend. This feature should bring a warm front, although weak, through the area Friday night. The cold front is expected to move through the area Sunday.

Models seem to want to suppress the main line of activity with another line in advance of the approaching system.

This squall line should provide for a line of intense showers/t-storms and potentially a SEVERE THREAT going into Sunday morning.

We will have a few days to watch this system before making a decision on timing and intensity for this weekend.