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Rare Snow And Temps 20 Below Normal, Stronger Arctic Blast Next Week?

Written by on November 14, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Rare Snow And Temps 20 Below Normal, Stronger Arctic Blast Next Week?

As well as the impressive JANUARY-LIKE cold in which Charlotte, NC broke a record with a low of 21 while many Appalachian Mountain resorts dropped into the teens and Sugar Mountain, NC hit 10, we also saw rare snow. Last night saw the arctic front drive all the way south through coastal South Georgia and South Carolina […]

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Arctic Blast This Week To Be Followed By Another Next Week As NAO, AO Go Neg

Written by on November 13, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Arctic Blast This Week To Be Followed By Another Next Week As NAO, AO Go Neg

Arctic air continues to blast south this evening and it sure has grabbed the attention of millions of shivering Eastern and Southerners. As the front has steamed through, we’ve seen rain change quickly to snow, gusts past 40 mph, thunder and lightning and temperature drops of 10+ degrees within just 1 hour. 24 hour drops […]

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Record Cold Settles Into Midwest, East But Stronger Cold On The Horizon?

Written by on November 12, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Record Cold Settles Into Midwest, East But Stronger Cold On The Horizon?

This morning was hands down the coldest of fall so far in the Northern Plains and by Wednesday morning it will be all the way to Florida. The first subzero air of the season crossed the border into North Dakota with Minot AFB hitting -3. Many northern North Dakota towns today didn’t get much above 18, […]

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Late Dec-Jan Level Cold Dominates Eastern Lower 48 This Week, Snow In Unusual Places!

Written by on November 10, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Late Dec-Jan Level Cold Dominates Eastern Lower 48 This Week, Snow In Unusual Places!

We continue to look at the major arctic air mass and snow prospects coming up this week over the Midwest, East and even Southeast US. While the snow has backed off considerably on the models from 3 or 4 days ago where both GFS and ECMWF had a major East Coast snowstorm, the arctic air is very much coming. Check […]

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Coldest US November Outbreak Since 1980s?

Written by on November 8, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Coldest US November Outbreak Since 1980s?

All eyes on this weekend into next week as a major shot of early season arctic air is set to drop into the Midwest and East. While the arctic blast looks near certain, there is a lot of uncertainty regarding snowfall and where the snow will fall. It’s difficult to say right now where a low will […]

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Major Arctic Blast/Snowstorm For Eastern US Next Week? May Need To Eat My Words!

Written by on November 8, 2013 in United States of America with 1 Comment
Major Arctic Blast/Snowstorm For Eastern US Next Week? May Need To Eat My Words!

Well well well, if you read my post from yesterday, I pretty much ruled out a major arctic blast and big Eastern snowstorm. Modelling has of course fallen in line with that very idea next week now and BOTH GFS and ECMWF agree on driving a truly impressive 1040mb surface high deep into the Ohio/Tennessee Valley […]

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Big Snowstorm Next Week? Probably Too Early, But Late Month.. Look Out!

Written by on November 6, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Big Snowstorm Next Week? Probably Too Early, But Late Month.. Look Out!

We of course saw a 2-4, locally 6-10 inch swath of snow from Colorado up through Nebraska, South Dakota into Iowa and Minnesota in the last 24 hours and that storm is heading up into Canada. Here was the scene along I-94 NW of Minneapolis late last night. Another push of chillier air pushes into the Northeast on […]

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A Look At Next Week’s Storm/Cold Blast Potential Over The US

Written by on November 6, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
A Look At Next Week’s Storm/Cold Blast Potential Over The US

It’s all eyes of course on the storm that initially brought the snows to Colorado and Wyoming, later to western Nebraska as well as the Rapid City area and now up into Minneapolis. We could see a good 2-4 inch accumulation around the suburbs of the Twin Cities tonight and the snows have now started […]

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East Briefly Warms While Swath Of Snow Impacts Denver To Minneapolis Corridor

Written by on November 5, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
East Briefly Warms While Swath Of Snow Impacts Denver To Minneapolis Corridor

This morning was of course the coldest of fall 2013 for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic but the good news is, if you like some warmth during November, your getting it back midweek as a storm system gathers over the Plains and is set to bring a swath of snow from Denver up to Minneapolis. As the trough […]

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Great Lakes Bomb Produces 50-60° Temp Drop, 130mph Gusts, 14ft Waves

Written by on November 4, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Great Lakes Bomb Produces 50-60° Temp Drop, 130mph Gusts, 14ft Waves

Thank the Great Lake weather bomb for producing widespread gales, flooding rainfall, category 2 hurricane-force gusts on top of Mount Washington and one heck of a temperature swing up the East Coast between Friday morning and this morning. The storm which cut power to hundreds of thousands through the Ohio Valley across the Great Lakes, Northeast and particularly Ontario, […]

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