WEATHERCAST:
A STRONG OCEAN STORM SOUTH OF LONG ISLAND WILL MAKE A COMPLETE LOOP AND THEN MOVE SOUTH AND AWAY BY LATE TONIGHT. WIND BATTERS THE ENTIRE AREA. HEAVY RAINS EAST OF THE APPALACHIANS…WITH HEAVY WET SNOW IN CENTRAL NEW YORK, WHICH COULD PILE UP 1-2 FEET.TIDAL FLOODING FOR THE COAST. EVEN THOUGH THINGS DRY OUT TONIGHT AND SATURDAY..THE WIND WILL STILL BE MARCH-LIKE…AND TEMPS IN 40S. SUNDAY…THE BETTER DAY…WITH SUN…AND TEMPS NEARING 50.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1927- NASHVILLE, TN. RECORDS A RECORD 31” OF SNOW IN 24 HOURS.
SHORT VERSION:
TDY: WINDY –RAIN –MID 40S – RAIN CHANGES TO HEAVY WET SNOW FROM CATSKILLS TO BERKSHIRES WITH OVER 1 FOOT POSSIBLE, ELSEWHERE 2”-4” POSSIBLE.
TNTE: RAIN A/O SNOW ENDING – WINDY – LOWER 30S
SAT: CLOUDY AND WINDY-RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S
SUN:PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – 40-45
MON: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 40S
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A storm off West coast will bring heavy rain and snow eastward through the Rockies through the weekend. Explosive storm off New Jersey will bring heavy rain – damaging wind and significant coastal flooding to Northeast with heavy wet snow across New York and western New England resulting in many power outages. Below…animated maps showing these storms for next couple of days.
Below – what the models predict for the Northeast as far as snow accumulations.    |
YOUR FORECAST: TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 70S TNTE: CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – 50-55 WED: AN EARLY SHOWER OTHERWISE PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 60S...
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