Monday, February 11, 2013
Quick Update
The European model has shifted quite a bit north with the Wednesday night storm, but still misses us just to the south, possibly bringing us some flurries on Wednesday night. The American model shifted just south from the 3-6 inches it produced on last night's run, not producing a dusting to an inch in our area on Wednesday night. So, we remain on the Northern fringe of that storm at the moment and this could go either way. As far as the weekend storm potential goes, all of the major models now produce a significant storm, but they all produce it in slightly different places with the Canadian model the furthest west, actually going west of us inland and the European model the furthest east, missing even Cape Cod to the east. The other models are somewhere in between and all the models produce a major Nor'easter, so check back for updates on both storm threats.
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