Another east coast snowstorm this weekend?
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Another east coast snowstorm this weekend?
There's is the potential for another east coast snowstorm. An area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico could ride up the coast and with cold air damming in the south and the snowpack in the northeast, it could be another full fledged snowstorm with more frozen precipitation south. This could be a true nor'easter. These are the storms that have a lot of potential and have to be watched. If the storm were to bomb in the gulf. It would be stronger than this past storm and forcing heavier snows from the south to northeast. Something to watch?
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krysof wrote:I don't think the models relize the snowpack the northeast has gotten and that's why they have those higher temperatures. The potential is definetelly there. It's been a wild winter just like the almanac predicted and February could have a nor'easter pattern.
models dont do well with snowpack..cut the models by 3-5 degrees and you will have reality. we made it to 67 in fort laud but it was tough...temps declining now
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Not impressed. They want to "try" and make some overrunning/damming, but as you can see on the European, the system is paltry and further south. What is real key is the arctic air spilling back into the Plains and the low that will probably develope over the Gulf. But that is far away yet if it would happen.
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It's a bit a hard to say this far out. But assuming the snowpack lingers into next weekend, you can cut the temperatures at the surface by over 5 degrees from what the models indicate. Tendencies have shown that models don't handle surface temps as well in areas that have snowpack. But will see how things shape up.
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This potential storm is not that impressive looking for all of the Carolinas at all! Just saw news and they said temps in upper 40's and low in low 30's. Where i live we will get nothing but rain looks like, this truly sucks! I just wish for once we got some snow this winter, but i don't think that'll happen this winter! El Nino did a number on us this time, everywhere else but us in the South seems like.
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I don't want this storm to effect us, especially this early after the blizzard. Accuweather shows the potential for ice or snow, depending on the temperatures for my area, it will all depend on the strength of the high pressure, the track of the low and the intensity. Here we have 16 inches and high 6-8 foot mountains of snow already shoveled. Any more significant snows this early is just trouble. Not much snow will melt until the weekend. It is likely to get above freezing for Wednesday and possibly reaching 32 degrees for tomorrow but 30 seems more reasonably with the snowpack and about 32-34 on Wednesday before we drop into the teens for highs and on Friday morning, the coldest night yet is forecast for our area. Temperatures will be near or at 0 degrees.
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DLI2k5 wrote:This potential storm is not that impressive looking for all of the Carolinas at all! Just saw news and they said temps in upper 40's and low in low 30's. Where i live we will get nothing but rain looks like, this truly sucks! I just wish for once we got some snow this winter, but i don't think that'll happen this winter! El Nino did a number on us this time, everywhere else but us in the South seems like.
Um, it seems you have forgotten about CAD...
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