Good Monday all-
Today is going to be very wet as a coastal storm goes off the coast and another low comes in from the midwest. Although they will never quite completely merge, they're moisture will combine forces to drop rain through much of the day today. Fortunately, it's just today- tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday all look just fine with temps in the 50s and 60s, along with partly cloudy skies. The other chance for precip this work week comes Friday, which could be a total washout as a powerful cold front moves through, sending temps plummeting into the 40s for Saturday and 30s with SNOW on Sunday. Although snow is not unheard of on April 3rd...it would be the second latest snowfall of the last 18 years.
Today in weather history- March 28, 1984- A massive tornado occurs on the South Carolina/North Carolina border, which at times is 2.5 miles wide, among the widest ever recorded. 21 other tornadoes occur on this day, ultimately killing 57 people, the majority of them in mobile homes.
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