Me, when dusting forecast verifies *just* north of Randoph County. pic.twitter.com/JWMJ8LBkZ4

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

As snow showers move across Region 8 this afternoon, a dusting may create slick spots on bridges and overpasses. pic.twitter.com/UzZiXOM9nU

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

It’ll also feel quite windy this afternoon. Gusts approaching 40mph! pic.twitter.com/IHbJxypm0v

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

Sunshine early today will give way to clouds and scattered wintry mix this afternoon. Any snow will have to overcome warm surface temperatures and dry air aloft.

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

You mean you aren’t glued to the monitor during every weather hit?

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

WHAT WE’RE TRACKING: a potent upper disturbance over the Midwestern US may steer snow showers our way this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/G6FFYzezfS

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 15, 2021

That’s precisely what I’m saying!

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 14, 2021

By tomorrow afternoon, light rain and snow showers should move across Region 8. A dusting is possible north of the state line, where temps stay in the mid 30s. pic.twitter.com/Xf5hB6CIjI

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 14, 2021

The weather will turn windy over the next couple days, however, with gusts approaching 30-35mph.

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 14, 2021

Good morning! The first in a series of cold fronts will pass through Region 8 today, but it won’t amount to much rainfall.

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 14, 2021

Oh he underpaid by a lot.

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 13, 2021

I think you’ve solved the mystery.

— Bryan McCormick (@BryanAMcCormick) January 13, 2021