OH YEAH.....ONE MORE THING FOR NC/VA
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OH YEAH.....ONE MORE THING FOR NC/VA
SIGNIFICANT TIDAL FLOODING AND BEACH EROSION AND POSSIBLE STORM FORCE WINDS ALONG THE COAST...AD THIS TO SNOW AND YOU GOT DOWN RIGHT NASTY CONDITIONS!!
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rainstorm wrote:not sure either. late season storms usually feature very little sleet or zr
Hmm, I would think it would be the other way around considering that late in winter sun angle is higher, artic and cold air masses are less frequent and when they do come that are usually more moderate as opposed to say a January Artic airmass.
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