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Henry Margusity on the storms, patterns, and forecasts behind the madness. Subscribers read every post two days before it lands here.

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Snow Today, Severe Weather Late Week

Snow is falling this morning from Ohio to Vermont and parts of western Maine. We will see that band of snow continue but end from southwest to Northeast today. Areas of Ontario, western NY and the Northeast will see 1-6 inches of wet snow today, just like we saw overnight. The dam bursting high wind […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Snowstorm Hits Followed by Cold Weather…Severe Weather for the South.

The snow has moved into the Plains and is currently falling across Kansas into Missouri. Denver and Boulder both had impressive snow yesterday and overnight with up to a foot around Boulder and 3-6 inches around Denver. I think the snow map I have out for the snows from Kansas to Maine looks good this […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Dam Breaking High Wind Event Wednesday

The massive cold front that will blast across the East and Plains will bring a change to much colder weather for a couple of days. The front will also bring snow per previous posts. As cold air builds-up along the west slopes of the Appalachians early Wednesday, temperatures east of the Appalachians will warm into […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

How Much Snow will Fall Across the Northeast Today? High Snow Rates and Thundersnow!

Heavy snow will fall across parts of the Northeast today. The higher locations will see the most snow with over 8 inches in some locations. Snow rates will be 1-2 inches per hour with perhaps some thundersnows mixed in. The storm will intensify today with winds picking up over eastern New England and Cape Cod. […]

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Hail and Gusty Storms in the Dry Slot

The dry slot of the storm over the Midwest will open up today and allow for heating and thunderstorms to develop from PA into VA. The storms that do develop have the potential to produce small hail and gusty winds. Winds may gust over 40 mph with any thunderstorm and hail can be over nickle […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Major Severe Weather Outbreak Today into Saturday. Hundreds of Wind Reports Predicted!

Now that we are moving into April, the severe weather season will really get going. Today as complex severe weather event will occur from Oklahoma to Alabama with several areas of severe weather and tornadoes occurring at the same time. We will see tornadoes across Alabama today with a high wind event coming through overnight. […]

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Severe Hail and Perhaps a Tornado Virginia and North Carolina Today

A Stalled front across Virginia into North Carolina will be the focal point for thunderstorms to develop along this afternoon. Some of the storms will become severe producing large, damaging hail and gusty winds. A brief tornado is possible, especially over the western parts of Virginia. The storms will occur this afternoon as temperatures rise […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Active Severe Weather across the South Saturday…Flooding and Tornadoes Possible

A storm will develop across the South this weekend. Severe weather will break out late Friday and continue into Saturday evening. Compared to the event Today, this event wlll be far more active with the potential for tornadoes and flooding rains. Storms will develop along the warm front first late Friday and expand into to […]

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Severe Weather Starts in the Plains and Heads to the Tennessee Valley

A storm coming out of the Rockies will first produce a few severe storms across Minnesota today then more widespread severe storms will develop in Kansas Tuesday and spread east Wednesday and Thursday. I think in this case the primary threats will be damaging winds and large hail. One could say based on the rotation […]

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