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Severe Storms to Hit the Southeast

Jan 26, 2012; 9:14 AM ET

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1. Snow will hit the far Northeast today, i.e. Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Looks like 1-3 inches of snow with some local amounts up to 6 inches depending on how much rain will mix into the snow.

2. Severe storms will continue to roll through the Southeast today with wind damage and heavy rain being the main impacts. There may be a couple of quick-hitting tornadoes along the line of storms as we saw yesterday in Louisiana.

3. The next snow event will come from a clipper that moves across the Great Lakes into the Northeast spreading a coating to 3 inches of snow north of I-80 late Sunday through Monday.

4. The NAO is heading to zero and may dip below in the negative values by the start of February. The GFS is showing a storm along the Northeast coast around Feb. 4 which would make sense if the NAO continues in that direction.

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