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Posted on December 11, 2007 By Mid Atlantic Weather No Comments on

MAJOR WINTER STORM POSSIBLE
SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY!

It is all speculation now, but models look very consistent on this storm. Based on the way they look I am putting out this graphic. Highest risk area now for 6″+ and a general area I think will have impacts on the situation.

This is all preliminary!

A few things that are in play:

  • Climatologically speaking it would seem too early for a huge storm east of the mountains. That being said, it could very well happen! If so it will be Historic
  • There are missing classic factors that could help the storm. NAO is not negative so concerns about a more inland track and ability of sticking cold air.
  • As the storm winds up it will throw warm air in the upper levels which could mean sleet in Eastern regions
  • WE ARE STILL MANY HOURS AWAY FROM THE STORM

The track is also really important and impossible to peg at this time. I will update as I can!

All for now!

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