FEBRUARY WILL CLOSE THE BOOKS AS SHORT AND SWEET.
SUN AND CLOUDS AND MILD TODAY… THEN CLOUDY TONIGHT.
MARCH STARTS OFF QUIET AND CLOUDY BUT WILL SOON REV UP
AS A STORM IN OHIO VALLEY JUMPS TO THE COAST AND BECOMES
A NOR’EASTER. SINCE THIS STORM WILL MEANDER FOR A TIME
JUST OFFSHORE..IT’S HARD TO SAY WHO WILL GET THE BULK OF
THE RAIN & WET SNOW AND WIND BUT EVERYONE WILL SHARE IN
THIS SYSTEM ON FRIDAY. AS THE STORM MOVES OFFSHORE
THE WEEKEND WEATHER SHOULD IMPROVE.
WEATHER TRIVIA: 1969 – MT. WASHINGTON, N.H.
COUNTS 97.8” OF SNOW – A RECORD STORM TOTAL.
SHORT VERSION:
TDY: SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS MID 50S
TNTE: CLOUDY SOME SHOWERS LOWER 40S
THURS: CLOUDY SOME RAIN MID 50S
FRI: WINDY RAIN 40
SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY MID 40S
Satellite + radar shows rain over Tenn. Valley with more flooding. That system heads east to result in an ocean storm for Mid Atlantic and Northeast .
Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by the Canadian’s model prediction for ocean low by Friday night.
