06z gfs is white art.

Dry and windy today with temps well into the 50's to near 60 degrees. A Red Flag Warning is in effect through today so outdoor burning is not recommended. We stay mild through Wednesday and then chill to below normal levels and see shower chances increase Wednesday night through the end of the work week.

I’ll take it. Wish it was white but we need sustained cold air first.

Latest on NOAA: Multiple episodes of rain showers expected next week as the strong 500 MB low over Baja California/northern Mexico phases with the northern stream jet energy. Good clustering of the Euro ensembles continues with the surface low tracking north-northeast through Iowa/Minnesota on Tuesday, but then continued forecast adjustments for the rest of the work week as the system translates southeast, and redevelops over/near southeast Michigan and then to the East Coast. Southeast Michigan looks to be on the warm conveyor belt side as the system goes negative tilted on Wednesday. However, the sooner the low near the Mid Atlantic coast takes over, the faster the cold air will be able to sweep in, potentially supporting snow mixing in as 850 MB temps lower, but still differences on the amount of cold air, negative low single numbers vs negative mid single numbers. The amount of cold advection and boundary layer mixing will also determine the wind gust potential for the end of the work week, but majority of euro ensemble members indicating 25-35 mph, with just a few rogue members aoa 45 mph.

I have a shot of seeing some snowflakes next week w/ this set-up, but Ohio Valley looks golden...WOW!