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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Clipper Type Snows Prior to Next Weeks Fun

Over the next several days, a series of week clippers will cascade southeast across the Great Lakes, eastern Canada and the Northeast. The stronger of the systems will cross through eastern Canada into the Northeast Wednesday night and Thursday. It’s not out of the question that some snow is able to get into New England […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Blasting Arctic Front Brings Snow and Colder Weather

A polar vortex will develop over the Great Lakes by Friday night. The vortex will bring a change to colder weather across much of the East. The coldest weather will be across the Upper Midwest where temperatures will be in the teens for highs. Snow will develop across the Upper Midwest where 1-6 inches of […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Snow for North Carolina and Southern Virginia

Snow will hit North Carolina and southern Virginia Friday. Expect snowfall of 1-4 inches with locally 8 inches of snow. Travel conditions will be very poor as roads become snow covered and hazardous. I think the mountains will see snowfall up to 8 inches with the Piedmont have many issues with snow while toward the […]

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Stormy Pattern Coming

GFS, at least in recent runs is starting to show the stormy pattern. Even the ECMWF is going that direction. Still concerned that the La Nina continues to get stronger which will be an issue. Interesting to see PNA this morning.

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More snow for the Cascades after a big day yesterday. Another blasting of heavy snow coming in tonight into Wednesday with feet amount. Snoqualmie pass not fun to drive over.

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Starting to See the Snowy Pattern Evolve

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Storm Recap – Why So Much Snow?

The storm was only a 1000 mb low once it was off of Long Island and if you look at the 500 mb trough, it really was nothing all that special in regards to a big trough. The key to the heavy snow was a couple of things. The arctic airmass had come in the […]

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Probably a Winter Storm Cat 3 for Midwest…

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Special Pro Video on the Major Snowstorm Next Week

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