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Coastal Storm On Tuesday Night? Not Exactly

January 19th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:08 AM
The models are starting to trend a bit too close for comfort for Tuesday night.
A major snow storm for the Carolinas will litterally explode off the coast tomorrow morning and produce a significant snowfall for those locations. As the storm races off to the Northeast, the majority of the heavy precipitation will race off [...]

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Thursday Snow Is All About Location, And Some Will NOT Like It

January 14th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:11 AM
The latest model guidance this morning basically is describing what I posted last night. The surface low pressure moves over southern Pennsyvlania through southern New Jersey and then begins to intensify off the New Jersey coast. What would like drive those living in Philadelphia and southeastern Pennsylvania nuts is the forecasted QPF on the [...]

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