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COLD – supressing storms.

Posted on January 4, 2010 By Mid Atlantic Weather No Comments on COLD – supressing storms.

Just plain cold! I warned a while back this may happen based on
models. It came true. What is not going to happen is a big snow in
such a strong flow. I will not be surprised to see a touch of snow
Friday morning.

Temps will be cold but not as cold tomorrow through Thursday. Friday
will see a return to super cold temps through the weekend. Not seeing
a good threat of snow in the near future. We should still watch Friday
in case something happens with phasing.

All for now!

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