Weather with Pat Pagano - February 28

FEBRUARY WILL CLOSE THE BOOKS AS SHORT AND SWEET.
SUN AND CLOUDS AND MILD TODAY… THEN CLOUDY TONIGHT.
MARCH STARTS OFF QUIET AND CLOUDY BUT WILL SOON REV UP
AS A STORM IN OHIO VALLEY JUMPS TO THE COAST AND BECOMES
A NOR’EASTER. SINCE THIS STORM WILL MEANDER FOR A TIME
JUST OFFSHORE..IT’S HARD TO SAY WHO WILL GET THE BULK OF
THE RAIN & WET SNOW AND WIND BUT EVERYONE WILL SHARE IN
THIS SYSTEM ON FRIDAY. AS THE STORM MOVES OFFSHORE
THE WEEKEND WEATHER SHOULD IMPROVE.

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1969 – MT. WASHINGTON, N.H.
COUNTS 97.8” OF SNOW – A RECORD STORM TOTAL.

SHORT VERSION:
TDY: SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS MID 50S
TNTE: CLOUDY SOME SHOWERS LOWER 40S
THURS: CLOUDY SOME RAIN MID 50S
FRI: WINDY RAIN 40
SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY MID 40S

​Satellite + radar shows rain over Tenn. Valley with more flooding. That system heads east to result in an ocean storm for Mid Atlantic and Northeast . 

​Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by the Canadian’s model prediction for ocean low by Friday night.