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The latest snow system which pushed through the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast Friday has set the winter wheels back into motion. This upcoming 7-10 is about as wild as it gets in terms of winter weather, this late in the season. Not 1 but 2 snowstorms and 2 major shots of cold. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Here’s the GFS surface […]
Some impressive snow totals from the latest ‘spring snowstorm’. View of Downtown Newark, NJ tonight. Big totals in and around NYC. The current Mid-Atlantic snow event marks the return to a colder pattern for the Eastern US and Canada and the GFS ensemble is more impressive with the depth of trough in it’s 7-day means […]
I have been consistently making mention of a LATE WEEKEND snow system for the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic… I must correct my poor timing error. It’s of course tonight and tomorrow this event. This could be pretty significant given the time of year!! Latest ECMWF continues to show healthy amounts from NYC down through Philly and possibly into Baltimore with an outside […]
A lot of rain through the next 10 days across the Southern Tier. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] The reason for the increase in southern rains is simple. An active southern branch jet stream tracks further south and thus able to tug on sub-tropical fuel that’s now naturally building and lifting north. There’s also the clash of southbound […]
Another warm one yesterday and particularly so over the Central Plains. 1st 90s of the year showing up! Dramatic difference by early this morning. For some it’s 90s to 20s within 15 hrs. Classic spring setup… 20-30 degree temp collapse behind the front… 20-30 ahead of the front. Plains returns to winter while spring air […]
Yesterday comprised as a day of record breaking contrasts. While 20-25 above throughout Southern California and as much as 40 ABOVE normal on the Northern Plains, it was 10 below normal with all-time snow records tumbling in New England. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] The models are all over the return of arctic air and further record setting cold as we […]
By Jon Erdman Published Mar 15 2015 10:18 PM EDT weather.com An over one-month snow siege has parts of New England threatening or already blowing past all-time records. Below, we have a rundown of heaviest snowstorm, snowiest month and season lists for the hardest hit parts of New England. Click on each bolded city link […]
It’s been another hot summer-like day for Southern California and Southwest as well as the Northern Plains where records have melted. Temps widely 30-40 above normal throughout Nebraska and the Dakotas but it’s been quite different further east where winter’s returned to the Northeast with heavy snowfall over New England including Boston where they’ve officially broke their 1995-96 record for […]
No question, it’s been mild to warm on the East Coast with snow cover shrinking rapid. However, the cold pattern is coming back and here’s why. When you’ve got a strong phase 7 MJO, and the AO/NAO are heading into negative territory with abnormal warm water up the West Coast, you just know where the heights […]
As warmth tracks northward this week, so snow pack warms and melts further. The deep Northeast snowpack is fair getting chipped away from the ‘southern edges’. All the yellow area is where the model sees snow gone by 48 hours. Still over 40 inch depths up in Maine. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Flooding Rain Potential 30 Above […]
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