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Cold air mass in control next two days

March 24th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:10 AM
If you go outside, you probably won’t believe that the Mets and Yankees start playing real baseball games in roughly two weeks! A strong arctic high pressure is positioned over Quebec this morning and supporting a cold, dense air mass over the forecast area this morning. Temperatures this morning have ranged from the lower [...]

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Active Pattern Continues To Start The Week

March 9th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:06 AM
The storm track through the start of this week will remain to the north of the forecast area as two low pressure systems track from the Ohio Valley into New England.
The first low pressure system is moving through this morning. The majority of the heavy rain showers is focused over the Hudson Valley [...]

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Afternoon Thoughts

March 1st, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

5:21 PM
Well, the storm is right on the door steps as snow has started to fall over southern New Jersey.
At this point, the upper level structure of this storm is rather impressive. The upper level low remains strong and separate of the northern branch, which has been key to this point. The conveyor belts [...]

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Winter Returns, Does A Storm Follow?

February 24th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:52 AM
Winter is not going to go out without a fight, which may mean March comes in like a Lion. Before discussing the potential of the storm, let’s look at how the cold air gets into the forecast area first.
There is very strong agreement that a strong cold front will drive towards the East coast [...]

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Week Of High Pressure Followed By Powerful Cold Front

February 22nd, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

9:01 AM
Strong high pressure will produce clear to partly cloudy skies and near normal temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday. As the high pressure system moves to the east of the region on Wednesday evening, a strengthening south and southwesterly wind will develop.
A strong cold front will approach the forecast area by Thursday night into [...]

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Quiet Week Leading To A Big Arctic Blast

February 21st, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

9:29 AM
Call it the last shot of winter. The last cannon blast before the big good bye, but “old man winter” is not going to leave without one more parting shot. However, it is becoming clear that the Pacific is about to take over for the pattern throughout much of the CONUS.
Strong high pressure [...]

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Banding Snow And Upper Level Disturbances

February 3rd, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

4:20 PM
There area currently two distinct bands of heavy snow that have formed over the past hour. The first band is over central New Jersey running roughly from Trenton, New Jersey to central Monmouth County and down through eastern Burlington County of New Jersey. This band of snowfall is slowly sliding east and producing doppler [...]

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Thoughts On The Back End Of Precipitation

January 28th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

12:46 PM
A large area of precipitation associated with the developing surface low and the strong short wave driving through the Ohio Valley will move through the forecast area this evening.
The temperatures at 850 MB quickly crash below freezing as this band of precipitation moves through. So the key is to look at the current [...]

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Potential For Back End Snow This Evening

January 28th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:12 AM
The back end of the precipitation over the Ohio Valley is currently producing heavy snow and ice over parts of the Ohio Valley, can we expect the same?
Well, clearly 850 MB temperatures crash quickly below freezing while the precipitation begins to move through. This trend is seen this morning and has been seen in [...]

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Enjoy The “Warm Air”, As Cold Conditions Return This Weekend

January 22nd, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:57 AM
Enjoy the fact that this morning when you walk outside, that temperatures are not in the single digits anywhere and that when you open your car door, you don’t feel like you are about to pull your arm out of your socket because the door is frozen shut. Enjoy that feeling that by this [...]

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