For this post I am trying out something a little different with the format of the post. I hope it is more organized and clearer for you. I will begin the post with a little introduction, then I will list the topics. Each topic can be expanded by clicking on it. Then I will end the post with a little conclusion to wrap up the main points.
For the past few weeks, we have had plenty of cold air diving south but with few organized snow events. We have a good pattern in place, and we are bound to get hit by a major snowstorm at some point along the way. We have had smaller systems and a few clippers come our way, but these carry low impacts. In this post I will go over the current weather weekend storm, and future weather patterns.
CURRENT WEATHER
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Discussion
WEEKEND STORM
There will be a substantial storm forming up the coast as a cold air trough swings across the eastern part of the country. Where this trough swings, how strong it is, and its dynamics will decide where this storm tracks. As of now, models have the trough swinging up too late, creating a storm that will clip the northeast.
GENERAL STORM TRACK - UPPER AIR
GENERAL STORM TRACK - VORTICITY
MODEL RUNS AND FUTURE RADAR
FUTURE WEATHER PATTERN - FEBRUARY
CURRENT PATTERN
FUTURE PATTERN
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