ON TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT...A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVING SOUTHEAST
ACROSS THE UPPER MIDWEST WILL PROVIDE YET ANOTHER CHANCE FOR
ACCUMULATING SNOW. RIGHT NOW...IT APPEARS UP TO FOUR INCHES OF
SNOWFALL IS POSSIBLE WITH THIS SYSTEM. HOWEVER...IT IS STILL TOO
EARLY TO DISCERN THE EXACT TRACK...TIMING...AND INTENSITY OF THIS LOW
PRESSURE SYSTEM. THIS WILL HAVE A BEARING ON WHERE...WHEN...AND HOW
MUCH SNOW WILL FALL.

THE ACTIVE WINTER PATTERN WILL CONTINUE LATER THIS WEEK AS YET
ANOTHER TWO LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS MOVE THROUGH THE REGION. THE FIRST
OF THESE SYSTEMS WILL MOVE THROUGH ON EITHER ON THURSDAY NIGHT OR
FRIDAY. THE SECOND STORM SYSTEM...WHICH LOOKS TO BE STRONGER THAN ITS
PREDECESSOR...MAY AFFECT THE AREA NEXT WEEKEND. BOTH OF THESE SYSTEMS
HAVE THE POTENTIAL OF PRODUCING MEASURABLE SNOW. HOWEVER MUCH
UNCERTAINTY STILL EXISTS WITH THEIR TIMING AND POTENTIAL TRACKS.