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FORECAST DISCUSSION
CBS 6 Chief Meteorologist, Zach Daniel
zdaniel@wtvr.com
Clear skies and light winds Friday night will result in a chilly Saturday morning in central Virginia, with lows ranging from 37-42 degrees. High thin clouds will move into the area by Saturday afternoon and evening ahead of our next storm system. Rain associated with this storm system should move into central Virginia by Sunday evening, with a continued chance of rain into the first part of Monday. A deep Great Lakes trough will develop by the middle of next week, resulting in the passage of a strong cold front on Thanksgiving Day. There is a good chance for some light snow or flurries in the Virginia mountains Thanksgiving evening into Black Friday. There has been some indication of a developing Nor'easter during the same time period that would most directly impact New England. Stay with CBS 6, We'll Keep You Ahead of the Storm.
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