WINTER STORM WARNING
Friday, December 24, 2010
Models Agree: Out to Sea
Will be watching this closely. The miss is about 100 miles - not more than that. But for now, the threat of a major winter storm for the mid-Atlantic has subsided. There will be snow in the south - maybe from Atlanta through eastern North Carolina which is fun for Christmas. And there's the chance for a major storm for eastern New England. But, it looks like this will miss us in the mid-Atlantic out to sea.
The morning model runs have the suggestion of a change again...but I'm not sure it will be close enough to matter a lot for us.
As the first wave passes, the phase happens too late. Even so, the first wave could give us a bit of light snow Christmas Day afternoon and evening.
I'll be watching the afternoon runs to make sure there are no surprises.
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