We are almost there for the big day on Thursday and hopefully a great feast and a friend and family gathering for everyone. The weather looks hopeful for traveling on Wednesday with forecasted dry weather so other than a few icy or snowy patches over the mountains it should be fine. Traveling north, south and west should also be fine.
I see no big storms bringing rain and wind or lowland snow either. In fact, the mountains should enjoy some fair weather as well with good skiing conditions. Looking forward to the long week including return trips on Sunday, it appears fair weather will abound.
Looking at the weather charts on Monday, I can’t rule out a shower today and with clearing skies and all the dampness on the ground, locally I expect some fog this week which at this time of the year can be slow to burn off. So I would say a mixed probability of fog, scattered clouds and some blue skies and hazy sunshine. Some locations may have frost if skies remain clear overnight.
Basically, we will be in the doldrums as that huge trough of low pressure that was with us all last week into Monday will finally be wandering to the south and east of us. If high pressure builds strong enough, we could have a week or more of dry weather. Some models say hold on, weak weather disturbances to our north may drag across with clouds and maybe a shower. So, I cannot give you a totally thumbs-up fair weather forecast as I write this Monday afternoon.
