Last Updated on January 18, 2016 9:29 pm
Wednesday morning video update from the National Weather Service and Brad Panovich
WEDNESDAY MORNING WEATHER VLOG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING WEATHER VLOG: Significant winter storm heading to the western Carolinas. Still uncertainty about ice, snow and sleet amounts and timing. #cltwx #ncwx #scwx
Posted by Brad Panovich Meteorologist on Wednesday, January 20, 2016
For fans of snow this weekend could bring what you have been looking for this winter season, measurable snow and quite a bit of it. Forecasters are closely watching the potential for a winter storm to set up on the East Coast starting as early as Thursday.
The National Weather Service says it is a “potentially stronger winter storm” than we have seen this winter season. With several days away from the possible storm, weather officials advise that it is still too soon to tell how or if the system will produce.
Brad Panovich, Chief Meteorologist for NBC Charlotte, says “There are still huge questions about track, intensity and type of storm this could be. The storm is currently over the Pacific ocean, so it is not being sampled by any upper air station. Thus, the models are not going to have a really good handle on the situation until tomorrow night or early Wednesday.”
An early look at our Wed evening potential weather maker. Snow possible along and West of the Blue Ridge.via @NWSWPC pic.twitter.com/5DWHoodwGO
— NWS Blacksburg (@NWSBlacksburg) January 18, 2016
