The biggest Eastern snow producer to date continues to hammer the Northeast tonight following nearly 30″ totals over parts of the Appalachians, Upwards of a foot from DC to NYC.
Here’s the current snow cover across the nation.
Latest satellite.
A few shots from today…
Alabama!
Northbound I-65 in Alabama near TN border. (Courtesy of Mitchell @theMitchMonster)
Georgia
Buford, GA (Courtesy of Marie Cole @marieinez)
Next system pushes in hot on the current storm’s heels. Expect a widespread swath of 1-3, locally 5-6″ amounts from Mid-Mississippi Valley to southern New England including the Big I-95 Cities.
TOP IMAGE COURTESY OF Dan Rosenblum @danrosenblum
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Source: AccuWeather
Big Warm-Up On The Way!
Despite the next system which follows, old man winter fights a loosing battle to much warmer, Pacific air next week. Despite a cold start in the Northeast, a storm system diving southeast from the Gulf of Alaska into the PNW will send a trough into the West and therefore sends a RIDGE into the East introducing WARMER air. How warm? I suspect 40s Chicago, Detroit, possibly 60s DC, 50s Philly to Boston.
Check this out.
Next week’s big warm up is echoed well into the latest CFSv2 4 week temps. Note the cool down week 3 and 4 but looks like a moderate, seasonable chill, nothing extreme!
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