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BlizzardNole
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#21 Postby BlizzardNole » Wed Jan 19, 2005 5:17 pm

Brent: I do remember something about that Christmas 1989 event -- I had just graduated and come back to MD earlier that month.

I am getting excited now that the Mid Atlantic region is looking good for Saturday!
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#22 Postby JenyEliza » Wed Jan 19, 2005 8:38 pm

JenyEliza wrote:I have a (completely) novice question, so forgive me if I appear to be asking something stupid.

But...here goes anyway.....

Check out this satellite image, and note the plume of moisture from as far west as Baja, passing over Mexico, and into southern Texas.

Seems to me, that this could be moving eastward and might possibly meet up with the storm that's coming this weekend. Is this possible? Has anyone else noticed this? IF this were to happen, how would this impact the coming events? Any thoughts?

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Wxguy....I posted this yesterday...and I have to ask (after reading your newest discussion)

Is this part of what's messing up your ability to nail down the predictions for this weekend? Did I (way inadvertently) catch something early? (probably not...but woo hoo if I did).

Jeny

BTW...the satellite map looked different yesterday (obviously).
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