Looks like Wed/Thu could be interesting in the Northeast.
Right now it appears it may be a snow/slop storm except for way up
north, but it bears watching.

peace,

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On 11/29/04 9:48 AM, in article , "Charles M.
Kozierok" wrote:

Looks like Wed/Thu could be interesting in the Northeast.
Right now it appears it may be a snow/slop storm except for way up
north, but it bears watching.

excite.com weather (supplied by TWC) is saying "SEVERE ALERT", but I have
come to ignore them, since it will ALERT at the drop of a hat (and bring its
own hat).

But, for my area (Central Middlesex Cty, MA), the details a

A PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION AND GUSTY WINDS EXPECTED FOR PORTIONS
OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WEDNESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHT... A PERIOD OF
SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP OVER SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING...THEN TAPER OFF TO RAIN SHOWERS BY WEDNESDAY
EVENING. TEMPERATURES AT THE ONSET OF PRECIPITATION EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING
SHOULD BE COLD ENOUGH TO SUPPORT SNOW...SLEET AND POSSIBLY SOME FREEZING
RAIN ACROSS NORTHWESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTHWESTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE. SOME
SNOW AND SLEET ACCUMULATION WILL OCCUR OVER THE INTERIOR BEFORE THIS
CHANGEOVER. THIS MAY HAVE AN ADVERSE IMPACT ON THE WEDNESDAY MORNING
COMMUTE. PRECIPITATION WILL QUICKLY CHANGE TO RAIN LATER IN THE MORNING...AS
TEMPERATURES WARM ALOFT. ELSEWHERE...PRECIPITATION WILL FALL AS ALL RAIN.
RAIN MAY BE HEAVY AT TIMES IN THE AFTERNOON. RAINFALL TOTALS SHOULD AVERAGE
AROUND ONE INCH WITH SOME LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS. MINOR POOR DRAINAGE
FLOODING MAY RESULT ESPECIALLY IN URBAN LOCATIONS. WIND SPEEDS WILL INCREASE
TO 25 TO 35 MPH ALONG PORTIONS OF SOUTHEAST COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS DURING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WITH HIGHER GUSTS POSSIBLE. WINDS WILL SHIFT TO THE
SOUTHWEST DURING THE EVENING AS A COLD FRONT CROSSES THE AREA. STRONG WIND
GUSTS APPROACHING 50 MPH MAY OCCUR JUST BEHIND THE FRONTAL PASSAGE. HOWEVER
THE TIMING AND STRENGTH OF THESE WINDS REMAINS SOMEWHAT UNCERTAIN AT THIS
TIME...AS LOW PRESSURE IS JUST BEGINNING TO DEVELOP ACROSS THE SOUTHERN
PLAINS. SEAS ARE EXPECTED TO BUILD CLOSE TO 15 FEET ACROSS THE OUTER COASTAL
WATERS. TIDES WILL NOT BE ASTRONOMICALLY HIGH DURING THIS EVENT. HOWEVER
SOUTHERLY SWELL AND WIND WAVE ACTION COULD PRODUCE SOME MINOR BEACH EROSION
ALONG SOUTH COASTAL LOCATIONS OF RHODE ISLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS.


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Stephen Stein wrote:
} On 11/29/04 9:48 AM, in article , "Charles M.
} Kozierok" wrote:
}
} Looks like Wed/Thu could be interesting in the Northeast.
} Right now it appears it may be a snow/slop storm except for way up
} north, but it bears watching.
}
} excite.com weather (supplied by TWC) is saying "SEVERE ALERT", but I have
} come to ignore them, since it will ALERT at the drop of a hat (and bring its
} own hat).

The big question for me is where the low is going. Larry Cosgrove is
calling for it to stay along the coast which would mean big snow for my
area. But both the ETA and the GFS show an inland runner, meaning snow
changing to rain. Not really sure what to think at this point...

peace,

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" The big question for me is where the low is going. Larry Cosgrove is
calling for it to stay along the coast which would mean big snow for my
area. But both the ETA and the GFS show an inland runner, meaning snow
changing to rain. Not really sure what to think at this point...

peace,

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charles
Looks like southeaster #4 in this series to me. We've slipped into one of
these wx ruts again, and it will break, but when-----



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On 11/30/04 7:51 AM, in article , "Charles M.
Kozierok" wrote:

The big question for me is where the low is going. Larry Cosgrove is
calling for it to stay along the coast which would mean big snow for my
area. But both the ETA and the GFS show an inland runner, meaning snow
changing to rain. Not really sure what to think at this point...

All rain here. :-(

- Steve Stein


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In article ,
Scott L. Hadley wrote:
}
} " The big question for me is where the low is going. Larry Cosgrove is
} calling for it to stay along the coast which would mean big snow for my
} area. But both the ETA and the GFS show an inland runner, meaning snow
} changing to rain. Not really sure what to think at this point...
}
} peace,
}
} -*-
} charles
} Looks like southeaster #4 in this series to me. We've slipped into one of
} these wx ruts again, and it will break, but when-----

2002 - 48" here through the end of November.
2003 - 6.5"
2004 - 1.75"



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In article ,
Stephen Stein wrote:
} On 11/30/04 7:51 AM, in article , "Charles M.
} Kozierok" wrote:
}
} The big question for me is where the low is going. Larry Cosgrove is
} calling for it to stay along the coast which would mean big snow for my
} area. But both the ETA and the GFS show an inland runner, meaning snow
} changing to rain. Not really sure what to think at this point...
}
} All rain here. :-(

Here too.. unless it started as snow for an hour during the wee hours.

So far you have more snow this year than I do, Steve.

peace,

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