Hello all, and hope you have had a wonderful week so far. This has been a cold and wintry period for most in the northeast, with Washington,D.C, getting record snowfall, and other areas. In the southeast, its been colder then average, and some wintry weather. The Appalachian Moutains have had tons of snow, so the skiiers are lovin it.

* Southeast Potential Winter Storm

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This model is the 0z Nam run from last night. This is valid for late friday into saturday. Snow would be falling from Alabama, Georgia,and heading east towards the carolinas. Depending on the track of the storm and how much moisture it has, anything is possible at this point.

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This model is the 12z Gfs run from last night. This is valid for late friday into saturday. According to this model, snow would be falling all the way south into southern Alabama and Georgia, and then heading east towards the carolinas, and possibly the beaches of sc could get some snow. Again, this is going to vary in track a bit and moisture.

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this is the 18zGfs Model run from late this afternoon. This is valid for late fruday into early saturday. Pretty much the same concept, with abundant moisture, and snow would be falling from south/central alabama and georgia, and heading east towards the carolinas.

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This is the 12zCanadian and this is for Late Friday into saturday. This model shows the most snow across the southeast with cold temps.

* Potential Clipper

The models have been showing this for the past couple of days. Its a clipper system, that could bring another shot of winter weather to the southeast Sunday into Monday. Some of the models show it digging and bringing up moisture from the south. We had a similar type system with the March 2009 winter storm, and this looks to bring in more cold air with it. We will have to watch this very carefully.

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This is the 18zGFS model run from late this afternoon. This is valid for This upcoming Monday. It shows a VERY strong clipper and diving into the southeast with plenty of cold air with it. And it shows moisture being brought from th Gulf. Snow would be falling across northern sections of ms,al,ga,and also upstate sc, and then to NC.

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This is the 12z Gfs model run from today. This is valid for Monday. The same thing with this model, it shows a Very Strong Clipper Digging into the Southeast, and bringing up moisture from the Gulf, Snow would be in Northern Sections of Northern Ms,Al,GA, as well as Upstate Sc and NC.

* Cold Air to Continue

6-10 Day Anomalies                                                                         11-15 Day Anomalies

Looks to be Cold throughout the Eastern U.S for the rest of Feburary according to most models. With a building blockage in Greenland, and the poles that sends the cold air to us. This cold blast could last until at least early March.

Stay tuned for more updates on the latest on these Winter Storms,  with Dante, Adrian, and myself bringing you all the info you need. Have a great Rest of the week!

-Miller Hyatt

5 Comments »

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   The model shows the potential for snow in South carolina. I live in the inland area, about 70 miles east of Columbia. Are we going to get any snow, and if so about how much?

   Comment by James K. — February 10, 2010 @ 8:20 pm

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   Hi James! You have a good chance of seeing up to an inch of snow or more. It all depends on the track of the system and how much moisture it brings, by tommorow we will have a better idea about where the snow will happen. Take care.
   -Miller

   Comment by Miller — February 10, 2010 @ 10:52 pm

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   I live in the Raleigh area of NC. Are we going to get anymore snow within the next week? The news people keep talking about possible storm down the road but dont elaborate…

   Comment by William — February 19, 2010 @ 3:37 pm

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   Well William, I did Forecast Snow for you area of 3-5″inches of snow for the Raliegh area. But there is one issue. The track of this storm at different locations is making this forecast for snow a tricky one. The computer models are forecasting snow to be in different locations at the time of the storm cyclogenesis. In other words, some computer models are saying that your area will just receive rain. Other models are saying that you guys will be on the rain and snow line, where the transition from rain to snow or just rain or just snow is likely. Other computer models are saying that you guys could receive 2-4″inches of snow. I choose the forcast of 3-5″ of snow a POSSIBILITY, NOT A CERTAINTY! We can only predict storms what they will do, but we cannot always pinpoint storms down to the tee, even though we have come very close to doing so, with pinpoint accuracy. Pinpoint accuracy is our goal here at The Weather Advance Storm Team. Depending on the track of this storm, your area could get 2-4″inches of snow, 3-5″inches of snow, no snow or rain and snow together. This is a forecast as I said earlier where The Computer Models are all over the place. But Stay Tuned to The Weather Advanced Storm Team as Dante, Miller and Myself give you further updates on this storm for March 2nd and 3rd, 2010. Thanks for your comments! They are greatly appreciated here at The Weather Advanced Storm Team!

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