So the National Weather Service has put out an advisory or whatever, and I thought I should comment on it.
That is what could happen:
Overnight temps get below freezing, and light freezing rain showers between 2 and 6am would create an icy glaze on roads and sidewalks. And people would be like, "Do de do, spring has sprung, I'm not fully awake, but here I go to work--shit, I'm down." And they would fall on their asses.
Or toodling along to work in the drizzle and like, "Ah, balls, case of the Mondays, blah--shit, ice." And then your car skids.
Happy 44th birthday on Monday to Emmanuel Lewis, who played the title character in the 80s sitcom Webster, which was a truly terrible show that I nonetheless have inexplicable nostalgia for.The thing is, though, I don't think any of this is going to happen.
Chance of delay Monday, 22%
Chance of cancellation Monday, 0.0075%
And then Monday ends up near 50 with partly sunny skies.
Overcast with a little rain on Tuesday. High again near 50.
Wednesday and Thursday look mostly sunny with highs at (or just above) 50.
Rainy Friday, but no frozen precipitation.
We may even see the sixties next week (the 16th to the 20th)! And then we can all say it's too warm, where is spring, and crap.
Stay tuned for updates!