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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.

Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Major Snowstorm to Hit Kansas to New York: What to Expect

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Winter Storm Alert: Snow and Ice Forecast for Saturday

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Weekly Highlights February 2nd to 8th

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Unprecedented Snows Houston to New Orleans

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First Significant Winter Storm of the Season

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Updated: Potential Hurricane Helene Impacts

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Weekly Highlights June 2nd to June 8th

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Updated Snow Map for the Storm

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Heavy Thunderstorms May Bring Gusty Winds and Small Hail Tuesday

A cold front will come through the Northeast Tuesday. That cold front will produce a band of gusty thunderstorms which will form in the Appalachians early in the day then move into New England and the Mid-Atlantic in the afternoon. The storms will be your typical Northeast storms for early fall that produce gusty winds […]

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