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Difference.
12z coming out, Nam shifts east!
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RestonVA wrote:but could this support the claim in other thread that everything might move too far east for the big cities (specifically DC)? Seems like the NAM was the only thing holding everything back from being too far east.
This storm system is so big, there is no such thing as "too far east". If it were to move too far east, it would be snowing in Japan!LOL
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IndianaJonesDDT wrote:RestonVA wrote:but could this support the claim in other thread that everything might move too far east for the big cities (specifically DC)? Seems like the NAM was the only thing holding everything back from being too far east.
This storm system is so big, there is no such thing as "too far east". If it were to move too far east, it would be snowing in Japan!LOL
I just looked at the latest radar loop and this thing is really starting to explode now in the southeast. And the system in the midwest is lighting up too and heading eastward. The two look to me like they are going to combine perfectly and become a monster in the east. This thing definitely has good potential for a lot of areas. Just my opinion from looking at the latest radar and satellite loops.
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