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A Two-Sided Storm

2/15/2016

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Early morning satellite - radar shows snow over the Mid Atlantic and it will push north and bring snow to New England today...most of which will be light. Snow changes to a wintry mix this evening and then all rain in the Northeast.  Western NY
​and PA will not be as lucky where they can see up to 8" of snow.

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Early morning temperatures are still very cold in New England....thus reason for snow there and now in Mid Atlantic followed by ice.
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​Above...current watches and warnings.  Below....map for this evening explaining why there are so many.
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Tonight...winter storm is in Alabama and moving northeast.
​Below....map for Tuesday afternoon....showing the storm moving up through the Northern Appalachians.

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Below...map depicting the expected upper air flow for the start of March. This is called a split flow...with a trof sliding underneath a ridge. Not a good pattern.  The ridge supplies cold air on the ground....while the trof supplies the movement of
warmer moist air up and over the cold air. For now...be safe today.

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