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Tropical Storm Danny Strengthens and other thoughts

August 27th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

8:09 AM
Tropical Storm Danny continues to strengthen this morning with convection developing around the new low level center of circulation. This is a VERY important development in the formation of Danny and future track of Danny. Tropical Storm Danny has reformed further to the north and is moving northwest at 10 mph.
For one, I think [...]

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March Madness Begins

March 8th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

9:11 AM
March madness is about to begin for the forecast area. Well, really it’s already started. So far this March we’ve had a snow storm that produced more snow for some locations than what we received for December, January, and February combined; we’ve had mid 60’s for highs, and now an eventual return to cold [...]

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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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Growing Snow Threat For Next Weekend

January 4th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

10:30 AM
The pattern developing for the end of the week and into the weekend is one of a classic KU set up that we’ve seen before. Now, before everyone goes nuts, I am not suggesting that a KU storm is on the way. I can’t say that at for another 3 or 4 days. What [...]

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This Is Why The Primary Low Is So Important

December 21st, 2008 by Steven DiMartino

6:46 AM
Good Morning Everyone.
First of all, great job everyone with the observations! Now I know what you all are seeing and it is probably is driving you nuts as warm air is surging into southern and central New Jersey and into eastern/central Long Island.
Well, this is why the position of the primary low is so [...]

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Tropical Storm Danny Strengthens and other thoughts

March Madness Begins

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

Growing Snow Threat For Next Weekend

This Is Why The Primary Low Is So Important