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Based on the models and trends, I made some updates to the maps. The mixing is going to come into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast which will hold amounts down. The heaviest snows will be from western PA into Ontario. We will still see heavy snow coming out of the Ozarks through the Tennessee Valley into…
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…
The tropical airmass across the Mid-Atlantic into the New England will feed the heavy rains along the cold front that is pushing east today and Friday. The focus of the heaviest rains will be from central NY into eastern Maryland today. The rains will weaken some tonight into Friday. Many areas will see over an…
A storm over Ohio will gradually move north over the next couple of days. That storm will produce an area of heavy rains across the Ohio Valley into the Appalachians and Ontario today into tomorrow. Some areas will see up to 3 inches of rain and some flooding problems. Along the cold front, severe storms…
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