Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion, Winter Weather on
December 6th, 2010

Long-range computer models have been sending some signals as to the possibility of a snow-producing storm around December 11-12th (Saturday-Sunday) for about a week now. As usual, these are taken with a grain of salt until we get a bit closer to the actual forecast time. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion on
March 21st, 2010
Anyway, there are three aspects to this storm which people are asking a lot about 1) isn’t it too late in the season for this 2) how can we have just been in the sixties and are forecast to be back that warm in a few days and 3) what’s with the big differences in precipitation type and totals over short distances in the Ozarks? [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion on
March 19th, 2010
There is still the possibility of accumulating snow in the Ozarks late Saturday and early Sunday! [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion on
February 18th, 2010
But the two main waves of precipitation will be Friday PM and Sunday. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion on
February 16th, 2010
The weekend depends very much on whether a “wave” or low pressure center develops near us. If it does, then we can expected a warmer pattern with better chances for rain. If not, we’ll likely stay with mixed precipitation. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion on
February 12th, 2010
A new surge of colder air will be accomanied by some accumulating snowfall over the weekend. [...]
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