Blizzard Conditions Increasingly Likely

Northeast Storm Center

http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.dpuf

 

As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west…

Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands.

A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas.

Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours -

See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf

 

As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west… Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands. A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas. Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours - See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf

 

Bomb-genesis/Blizzard Conditions Increasingly Likely, Confidence Gaining!

Sorry for the delay on todays post! 

As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west… Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands. A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas. Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours. - See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf

 

Bomb-genesis/Blizzard Conditions Increasingly Likely, Confidence Gaining!

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As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west… Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands. A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas. Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours - See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf

 

As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west… Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands. A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas. Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours. - See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf

As this storm gets closer, the details begin to be fine tuned. The storm is heading further out to sea than expected, however it still *COULD* track back west… Most of the models agree, mainly coastal areas will see the heavier snows/stronger winds. Some models are pointing at a foot or more of snow for Cape Cod and the Islands. A lot still needs to be worked out, but its looking less likely that it will impact inland areas. Remember a blizzard does not define an X amount of snow, it defines blowing snow and sustained winds over 35 mph for 3+ hours. - See more at: http://www.northeastusweather.com/2014/03/24/bomb-genesisblizzard-conditions-increasingly-likely-confidence-gaining/#sthash.k2lUaeh4.38fd4YUh.dpuf