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Snowstorm Likely To Shutdown Parts Of Kansas and Nebraska (Includes HD Video!)

Written by on February 20, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Snowstorm Likely To Shutdown Parts Of Kansas and Nebraska (Includes HD Video!)

After bringing rain, wind and mountain snows to California, all the way into Baja California with even a tornado sighted between Red Bluff and Chico, that same storm is now pushing across the Desert Southwest bringing nasty conditions to Arizona into New Mexico. The upper low brought donw very cold air and thus snow levels dropped to […]

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Major Snowstorm Looms From Colorado To Iowa, 4-6 Inch Rains For South Along With Tornado Threat

Written by on February 20, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Major Snowstorm Looms From Colorado To Iowa, 4-6 Inch Rains For South Along With Tornado Threat

So, after the storm sweeps across Southern California tonight, it will head east, northeast through Colorado and it’s as the system crosses the Front Range that things getting interesting and wild. The circulation once out over the Plains will draw warmth and high amounts of liquid north. In the WARM SECTOR, expect not only bigtime […]

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Storm Rolls Through Southern California Tonight

Written by on February 20, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Storm Rolls Through Southern California Tonight

One of the stronger systems to impact Southern California this winter will drop right into the LA Basin/San Diego area tonight bringing pre-frontal strong, gusty winds, then a spell of heavy rain before the upper low drops directly overhead of SOCAL. Once the front pushes through, expect heavy, thundery showers, gusty, cold backside winds, particularly along the coast. Watch out […]

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Storm One Brings Heavy Storms From Louisiana To Illinois Tonight, Draws Cold Air Into Plains For Next Storm

Written by on February 19, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Storm One Brings Heavy Storms From Louisiana To Illinois Tonight, Draws Cold Air Into Plains For Next Storm

It’s a stormy night with heavy thunderstorms running along a frontal boundary stretching from Louisiana up into Wisconsin. This is the first of two systems this week which will bring a rounds of heavy rain and sporadic severe weather with backside snows. Here’s the current weather chart off weather.com showing the front and the line of storms […]

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Wild Week Of Weather Ahead, Severe Threat, Flooding Rains And Major Plains Snowstorm

Written by on February 18, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Wild Week Of Weather Ahead, Severe Threat, Flooding Rains And Major Plains Snowstorm

If you live in the Plains states, this is a week you’ll want to pay close attention to weather forecasts because you are likely to witness the winter’s biggest snow, maybe the biggest in about 4 to 6 years. A strong upper system that is currently up over the Gulf of Alaska is going to dive […]

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Snow Blankets Carolinas, Myrtle Beach Sees Most Snow In 10 Years, Cold For Florida Keys

Written by on February 17, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Snow Blankets Carolinas, Myrtle Beach Sees Most Snow In 10 Years, Cold For Florida Keys

A powerful and intensifying offshore storm system was responsible for driving arctic air all the way into Florida overnight with lows dipping towards 20 degrees in parts of the Florida Panhandle and interior-north, 30s across Orlando and central areas while 40s reached all the way to the upper Keys. It sure was a cold and for some, snowy night across […]

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2-4″ Snows From Carolinas To New England Friday Night-Saturday, Coldest Air Of Winter Follows

Written by on February 16, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
2-4″ Snows From Carolinas To New England Friday Night-Saturday, Coldest Air Of Winter Follows

Following late day rains, as the air cools on the back edge of the frontal boundary drapped over the East Coast, some moderate snow is breaking out as expectected this evening with one band stretched out from eastern Tennessee and the Carolinas up into West Virginia, the other around the Washington-Baltimore area with heavier bands now […]

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STILL Don’t See It (Weekend Snowstorm), However GFS Brings Major Snow NEXT WEEK! (Includes Video!)

STILL Don’t See It (Weekend Snowstorm), However GFS Brings Major Snow NEXT WEEK! (Includes Video!)

Yes, there is STILL no real signed deal on this weekend system. It is really quite the headache and with how little the midweek system impacted the Mid-Atlantic I am truely not buying into this storm if I’m being honest. Around this time yesterday I guess I was ruling this thing out, then during the day today I was […]

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3-6 Inch Snow Band Through Mid-Atlantic, Weekend System Is Lost, GFS 8-16 Day Is Brutal!

Written by on February 13, 2013 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
3-6 Inch Snow Band Through Mid-Atlantic, Weekend System Is Lost, GFS 8-16 Day Is Brutal!

After dropping a good 8-12 inches of snow on parts of the Texas Panhandle through Oklahoma, the second strip of snow is coming for the Mid-Atlantic from the mountains of West Virginia to Atlantic City. Below is the GFS snow chart through Thursday morning. Notice how there’s a break with just a mere coating across […]

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GFS Shows Cold Taking Over Day 8-16 Across US (Includes Video!)

GFS Shows Cold Taking Over Day 8-16 Across US (Includes Video!)

The pattern is a cold and stormy one with a brief pullback in temperature across the East, however, this will be hard to notice given the snowfall coming mid week to the Mid-Atlantic and then the bigger event which arrives this weekend. At the close of my earlier post which looks at the next two […]

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