This Christmas season, York County residents may anticipate a weather rollercoaster, with pleasant temperatures giving way to a chilly Arctic blast just in time for the holiday.
Compared to previous cold spells, this week’s temperatures will feel rather mild. But as Arctic air moves into the area on Saturday and Sunday, there will likely be a big decrease, with lows in the low 20s by Monday. With this, cold weather akin to recent cold outbreaks will return.
Since there is no snow predicted for the foreseeable future, a white Christmas is regrettably not in the cards this year. The week between Christmas and New Year’s is predicted to have mild or even above-normal temperatures due to a quick warm-up after the holiday chill. Additionally, a warmer-than-normal New Year’s Day is anticipated, providing a short reprieve before the possibility of colder weather returning in January.
Before winter returns, York County residents should enjoy the milder spell and get ready for the next temperature swing.
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