Wednesday's Snowstorm Could Drop Up to a Foot
Brisk & chilly today. Wind will subside leading to a bitterly cold night. A coastal storm will impact the region late Wed into Thu. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for areas to the south & east of the Capital District: https://t.co/L0xSrGHrxq #nywx #ctwx #mawx #vywx pic.twitter.com/J117E0BeOe
— NWS Albany (@NWSAlbany) December 15, 2020
While DC gets slop from Wednesday's coastal storm, Philly, New York City and Boston may get walloped with one of their biggest snows in years; a foot or so possible depending on how it plays out: https://t.co/4K6OlZTZ3P
— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) December 14, 2020
Here’s a look at the latest data for the incoming major winter storm for the Mid-Atlantic and New England. Widespread 12-24” of snowfall expected! Snowfall rates may reach 2-2.5” per hour, with #blizzard conditions poss as winds gust to 40mph. #PAwx #NJwx #NYwx #CTwx #RIwx #MAwx pic.twitter.com/LTY0rjJea3
— Beth Carpenter | TDS Weather (@B_Carp01) December 15, 2020
6" of snow from State College to southern New England: it's happening.
— Ed Vallee | Empire Weather LLC (@EdValleeWx) December 15, 2020
90-100% risk of this occurring on our modeling now at a conservative 10:1 liquid to snowfall ratio. Even the GFS ensemble has trended more impressively as many assumed it would. pic.twitter.com/Tl95gNCMYM
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