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http://www.erh.noaa.gov/data/txtprods/GYX/AFDGYX
This is the Gray, ME forecast discussion from NWS.
Looks to me like the most snow will fall in eastern NH/western ME mountains....for skiing country at least, but this is just my 2 cents.
And now we get the Accuweather spin...:roll:This is what the Accuweather is saying now:
A FOOT OF SNOW POSSIBLE !!
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The East Regional News story reports on Friday up to a foot of snow will fall from Maine to northeastern Pennsylvania, with similar amounts in the northern mountains of West Virginia. From southern New England to central Virginia warmer air drawn into the storm will lead to a mix of snow and rain or the potential for the precipitation to change to all rain.
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This is what the Accuweather is saying now:
A FOOT OF SNOW POSSIBLE !!
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Last i looked at the model there was a significant shift eastward in both the nam and the gfs. Earlier one of the models was showing the love redeveloping and hitting new england with a blizzard but the latest model runs aren't looking too good esp for northern NE.
As long as there isn't a warmup after the storm I'm happy...Last i looked at the model there was a significant shift eastward in both the nam and the gfs. Earlier one of the models was showing the love redeveloping and hitting new england with a blizzard but the latest model runs aren't looking too good esp for northern NE.
As long as there isn't a warmup after the storm I'm happy...
Actaully hearing things about a Sunday storm now..