Monday, December 24, 2012

TWO MAJOR COASTAL STORMS THIS WEEK

PREDICTABILITY OF FORECAST PERIOD THROUGH TUES EVE: HIGH

PREDICTABILITY OF FORECAST PERIOD WED THROUGH SUN-MEDIUM

Lets take them one at a time. Get use to this the next couple of weeks

CHRISTMAS EVE: Light precip (mostly rain at the coast) with a dusting-2" inland from 4pm-midnight. Dry, but chilly Christmas day, cold at night.

ACCUWEATHER OLD MAP





ACCUWEATHER NEWER MAP (VERY SIMILAR)



NOAA



WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INTO THURSDAY AFTERNOON: Heavy rain/strong winds near the coast, with mixed precip/ice inland. High potential for coastal flooding. Heaviest snows well inland, with upwards of a foot in the pure snow-zone, up to half that amount in the "mix" zones. Coast stays wet, while inland and points north are white. Windy conditions will persist into early Friday morning.

KG's Opinion




ACCUWEATHER



Intellicast temps:




SATURDAY INTO EARLY SUNDAY: Potential increasing for another winter storm. Strong shot of cold air arrive for New Years' Eve/Day, with arctic air mass enveloping the region.

CPC.NOAA.GOV

CPC.NOAA.GOV

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