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Winter Storm Possible Early Next Week
Good morning everyone and Happy Thanksgiving! We continue to watch an active forecast, including the prospect of a winter storm early next week for parts of the Northeast, New England, and maybe even parts of the Mid-Atlantic. While we don’t know what this means for New York City or Long Island yet, at minimum, the chance is there to see some mixed precipitation.
SATELLITE
For your Thanksgiving and as expected, we have a blustery and chilly day today. The highs you see now are just about it as we hang out in the low to mid 40’s. Look for the same tomorrow with continuing blustery conditions.
WEATHER RADAR
Your weekend looks like a split, with sunny and chilly conditions on Saturday as we hang out in the low 40’s again. Clouds creep in Sunday with milder conditions near 50, but we’ll have the chance of some PM showers.
Sunday’s system is the one we are watching as cold air filers in behind it, and the tail end of that front gets hung up across the Gulf. On the back side of our high pressure system, moisture will begin to bubble back up while a reinforcing shot of cold air builds into the Northeast.
Both he GFS and Euro are showing signs we could have a winter storm on our hands, and both are robust in their own way as far as moisture content. However, their scenarios differ as the Euro wants to build a more classic coastal/near-coastal system, while the GFS is more of an overrunning/moisture-laden type system.
Stay tuned as we continue to watch how this plays out. We have a lot of time to go on this, but close enough to see with moderate accuracy that something is in the works.
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