). Later this afternoon what's left of the snow squalls should cross our area. Getting more interesting each model run for Sun and Mon as 2 systems eject off mid atlantic to our south(converging winds aloft NW from Canada and SW from mid atlantic should keep systems rather tame) but we'll take it!Interesting...........
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Interesting...........
As temps warm above 32 this pm an interesting plume of snow has developed east of NYC and spread into SE Mass. Snowing lightly at 36 deg.(heat wave ). Later this afternoon what's left of the snow squalls should cross our area. Getting more interesting each model run for Sun and Mon as 2 systems eject off mid atlantic to our south(converging winds aloft NW from Canada and SW from mid atlantic should keep systems rather tame) but we'll take it!
). Later this afternoon what's left of the snow squalls should cross our area. Getting more interesting each model run for Sun and Mon as 2 systems eject off mid atlantic to our south(converging winds aloft NW from Canada and SW from mid atlantic should keep systems rather tame) but we'll take it!
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