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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

First Spring Tornado Outbreak This Weekend

A major trough and storm coming out of the southern Rockies this weekend may produce the first major severe weather outbreak including tornadoes this weekend. We will see storms develop along the warm front Friday afternoon from Kansas into Missouri then as the upper level low moves into Texas, a band of severe storms will […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Severe Storms and Flash Flooding

A complex series of fronts across the Tennessee Valley will be the focal point severe thunderstorms and flash flooding today into tonight. High dew point air (60s) is flowing north from the Gulf of Mexico and is becoming the fuel for thunderstorms to develop. The band of thunderstorms that do develop today can produce damaging […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Models and What They are Showing for the Front End Snow Friday Night into Saturday

Teh rain that is coming north may start off at a little snow from the Virginia mountains to Maine Friday night into Saturday. While this is not a big event and the outcome will be rain, it shows that winter is still holding on tight across the Northeast. The models seem to an all in […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Clipper Style Snows this Week

A couple of clippers will move through the Upper Midwest, northern Great Lakes into the Northeast this week. Each one of the clippers will bring another coating to an inch or two of snow. I can see snow all the way to NYC Tuesday afternoon with the next clipper. South of the clippers, the weather […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Snow Midwest to Northeast, May Have Thunder and Bursts of Snow!

The snow across Iowa this morning is coming down heavy for a few hours with thunder mixed in. We will see bursts of heavy snow and thunder through the Great Lakes into the Northeast and PA as well. The NAM and HRRR but suggest that a band of heavy showers or thunderstorms develop across eastern […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Snow and Wintry Mix Virginia to New England Today into this Evening

The storm is not quite over yet as a wave of low pressure is moving up from Virginia where freezing rain and sleet is occurring this morning. We may see a band of snow develop across parts of eastern Virginia into NJ followed by snow across New England this evening. The most snow will fall […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Video Briefing for the Storm

The storm is going to produce a swath of snow and ice from Texas to the Northeast. Snowy day for the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic Thursday.

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Snow and Ice Continues from Texas to Virginia into Friday

The ice across Texas has already caused big problems with a massive car pile-up around Dallas. We are seeing thunderstorms across south and east Texas that is enhancing ice across that that area. Below is the NAM ice amounts to show you where the ice will occur. I do think the ice in Texas will […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Updated Snow Map for Snow Today to Tuesday

Light snow will enhance coming east tonight and Tuesday where we will see some locally 5-6 inch amounts, especially across the Ohio Valley and another area from northern NJ into southern New England. This is another quick moving storm that will last 6-8 inches in any one locations.

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