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Well, it's that time of the year when the snow starts falling and all the snow lovers watch every run of the models to see the latest on the snowstorms.
This weekend, a wave of low pressure will run up along the cold front and may produce some wet snow over the higher elevations from western Pennsylvania up to New Hampshire. This is not a big deal of an event because the boundary layer temperatures will be so marginal for snow that, even if it came down heavy, it probably would not stick to anything.
The models have trended west on the system Wednesday night. Now that maybe a just a run of the model trend but, in any case, I just made the snow possibility area a little bigger and more west to cover that trend for now.
Severe weather for the Ohio Valley and Northeast today.
One more day of tornadoes, some which can be large and devastating.
Tornadoes could be worse today given the jet coming out into the Plains.
We are going into a five- to seven-day period of severe weather which will include tornadoes. We could see over 100 reports of tornadoes.
Latest map on the severe weather areas this weekend into Monday. Monday could be the big day.
Marginal severe weather the rest of the week, but the weekend could turn ugly in the Plains as the tornadoes return.
Henry Margusity
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