“VERY DANGEROUS SITUATION UNFOLDING:  “MAJOR STRUCTURAL AND ROOF DAMAGES AND MORE POWEROUTAGES AND TREES DOWNED,DUE TO MORE CRIPPLING SNOWFALL, A MAJOR POSSIBILITY, DEPENDING ON EXACTLY WHERE THE BULLS EYE OF SNOW WILL STRIKE FROM THIS NEXT STORM!”

*THIS STATEMENT HAS BE ADDED BECAUSE OF ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATION FORECAST*

“ANOTHER RECORD SETTING, “SNOW STORM ABOUT TO STRIKE AGAIN POSSIBLY” FOR WASHINGTON D.C., MARYLAND, NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND THIS TIME FOR AREAS FURTHER NORTH THAT DID NOT RECIEVE RECORD SNOWFALL INCLUDING AREAS OF NEW YORK , INCLUDING NEW YORK CITY, NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYVANIA GETTING IN ON THE ACTION  FOR YOUR TUESDAY!”:  WEATHER ADVANCE MODEL FORECASTER:  ADRIAN OSHON HOWARD

“BULLS EYE IN RED AND THE PINK INSIDE OF RED ARE THE AREAS OF CONCERN: 12″-25″ INCHES OF SNOW IN SOME AREAS OF WASHINGTON DC, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, DELAWARE AND PENNSYLVANIA AREAS”:

WASHINGTON DC, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, PREPARE FOR ANOTHER “BIG SNOWSTORM” WHICH COULD BE CRIPPLING TO YOUR AREA THIS TIME BECAUSE OF ADDITIONAL ACCUMULATION OF ALREADY RECORD SETTING SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION FROM THE PREVIOUS STORM! I AM VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE MARYLAND, DC AND VIRGINIA AREAS AS ANOTHER “BIG SNOWSTORM” IS WILL AFFECT THESE AREAS TUESDAY! PEOPLE IN THESE AREAS SHOULD ALREADY BE PREPARED FOR ANOTHER POSSIBLE “POWERHOUSE WINTER STORM STRIKE,” AS “WINTER STORM WARNINGS HAVE BEEN ISSUED. TREES, POWERLINES AND ROOFS ON BUILDINGS WILL CERTAINLY BE PRONE TO COLLAPSING FROM THE WEIGHT OF VERY HEAVY SNOW AS ALMOST TWO FEET OF SNOW IS EXPECTED, ON TOP OF THE 20-30″INCHES OF SNOW FROM THE LAST “RECORD SETTING SNOW STORM, FOR THE DC, MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND NEW JERSEY AREAS, ONCE AGAIN. IN ADDITION TO VERY HEAVY SNOW, STRONG WINDS OF 25-35 MPH ARE ALSO EXPECTED, WHICH COULD BE BLIZZARD LIKE, ALSO ONCE AGAIN. “BLIZZARD CONDITIONS WILL BE POSSIBLE, AS A SECONDARY LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRANSFERS ENERGY TO THE COASTAL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM ON “THIS NEXT “POWERHOUSE “WINTER STORM!” “A BLIZZARD WARNING!” MEANS THAT SEVERE HEAVY SNOW CONDITIONS ALONG WITH WINDS HIGHER THAN 35 MPH ARE OCCURING OR ARE EXPECTED! PEOPLE IN THESE AREAS NEED TO TAKE EXTREME CAUTION AS CONDITIONS WILL MAKE TRAVEL NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE! CHECK ON NEIGHBORS AND THE ELDERLY IN THE EVENT THAT HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD LIKE CONDITIONS AFFECT YOUR AREA. DURING A HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD EVENT, DO NOT VENTURE OUTSIDE TO BRAVE THE ELEMENTS IF NOT NECESSARY, AS TRAVEL IS HIGHLY DISCOURAGED! POWER OUTAGES DUE TO VERY HEAVY DEEP SNOW AND STRONG GUSTY WINDS WILL BEGIN TO SNAP LARGE TREES AND POWERLINES. BE ESPECIALLY CAREFULL THAT YOU ARE NOT NEAR LARGE TREES THAT ARE POISED TO SNAP OR LARGE POWERLINES THAT ARE PRONE TO SNAPPING BECAUSE OF THE WEIGHT OF VERY HEAVY SNOW AND STRONG GUSTY WINDS. DO NOT GO NEAR POWERLINES THAT HAVE BE DOWNED, AS ELECTRICUTION COULD RESULT. ALSO LOOK OUT FOR NOT ONLY THE ELDERLY AND CHILDREN, BUT FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS AS WELL. POWER OUTAGES COULD LAST FOR WEEKS IN THESE AREAS. BE EXPECIALLY CAUTIOUS AT NIGHT AS VISIBILITIES COULD BE LESSENED BY BLIZZARD AND HEAVY SNOW CONDITIONS. RECORD, UMPRECIDENTED STORM SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS ARE EXPECTED WITH 20″INCHES OF SNOW EXPECTED IN SOME AREAS OF DC, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE AS WELL AS NORTHERN VIRGINIA, AS THIS SNOW WILL BE ADDED TO ALREADY RECORD SETTING, UPRECIDENTED,  SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF ALMOST 30″-40″″INCHES IN SOME AREAS OF MARYLAND, WASHINGTON D.C. AND DELAWARE, FROM PREVIOUS SNOW STORMS.  TWENTY INCHES OF SNOW ADDED ON TO 30″ INCHES OF SNOW WOULD BE 50″INCHES FOLKS OF SNOW ACCUMULATION SINCE THE LAST STORM.  FOURTY INCHES OF SNOW, WITH ANOTHER 20″INCHES OF SNOW WOULD BE 60″ INCHES OF SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION, SINCE THE LAST ”RECORD SETTING SNOW STORM”!  ALTHOUGH THESE TOTALS MAY NOT BE AS MUCH, SINCE SOME MELTING OF THE SNOW MAY HAVE OCCURED, THESE TOTALS GIVE YOU A GENERAL PICTURE OF THE SEVERITY OF MORE SNOW ADDED ON TO ALREADY TOO MUCH SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS.   DANTE GET READY FOR MORE SNOW IN YOUR AREA!

*STAY TUNED TO THE WEATHER ADVANCE STORM TEAM AS DANTE, MILLER AND MYSELF GIVE YOU FURTHER UPDATES ON THIS “NEXT” “POWERHOUSE WINTER STORM!”

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