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Well folks it's such an active weather pattern. That's going on
From the west to the east in the u.s.. Yes a very active weather pattern with
Nor' Easter
A Nor" Easter for the northeastern US and heavy snow for the western mountains
Heavy rain is going to be continuing across much of the south-central us through tonight from
Arkansas to the southern Appalachian with the greatest totals from eastern, Arkansas to western
Tennessee and northern Mississippi a high risk of
excessive rainfall is
Depicted for this region through early tomorrow
Morning now flash flood warnings will be a problem. They're going to be going up and
it's because of the combination of both the heavy rain and
All of the wet ground that we've had from the flooding and some of the flooding still isn't down
So please be aware of this in that area
Attention turns to the Northeast us for Thursday night
extending through Friday as a
major
nor Easter developed south of New England a
complicated storm evolution known as a Miller B
cyclogenesis is
Forecast to occur as a surface low over the Ohio Valley
Transfers its energy to a rapidly developing low near the mid-atlantic coast
Strong winds and coastal flooding. It's going to be the main hazards from this event with periods of heavy rain near the coast and
significant snow for the Interior
Northeast high wind watches are now in effect from the central Appalachians to the New Jersey coast
for expected wind gust
excess of 50 mile per hour at times
for the western US onshore flow ahead of the next Pacific storm system
coupled with strong cold air
Well, it's going to it still lift
And it's expected to result in widespread heavy snow from the Sierras
to the Cascades for local amounts in excess of two feet of possible
Winter storm warnings are in effect for these areas with snow levels below
2,000 feet elevation from Northern, California to Washington
State
Well the National Weather Service has issued some
flood watches already for
portions of New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Right up in here. We've got all of your counties you see on right here
Check them out for yourself
Okay
Now from late Thursday night through late Friday night rain is expected to develop
Thursday afternoon tomorrow and persist through all day Friday
Maybe into Friday night the heaviest rain is expected across the northern half of New Jersey in east central
Pennsylvania this includes parts of the
Delaware Basin in New Jersey so keep that in mind as the rain falls later Thursday and into Friday
Low-lying and poor drainage flooding is likely
Where the heaviest rain occurs in addition as a rainfall runs off into larger streams rivers?
Flooding will also be possible Friday night all the way through Saturday
There's so many watches and warnings up right now. I cannot go through all of them I
suggest that everybody listen to your local weather if you're in these flooding prone areas and
For watch coming up for the next few days right on through the weekend up north and New England
I'll try to keep abreast of it and put some more up in the morning this morning's forecast I
Had all the watches and warnings labeled out at it, and I also gave the alert for the New England
Boston area, so as we look at the map right now. Here's what it's looking like around 8:00 p.m.. On
Wednesday evening late
Okay, there you have it. I'm gonna blow this map up as it goes by but you can see the system
Over to the West that I was telling you about where the snow and the rain and all this was coming in it's going to
Come down in Northern, California and parts of Nevada, and I died in some of Montana
And then it is sweep on across over here
Some of you folks are going like I just said 50 I've seen some that's like 70 mile-per-hour gust
But some of you will have 50 mile-per-hour Spain. What sustained winds
so let's check it all out right quick and
This system is going to blow up
So unreal it is
Unbelievable, that's right. It's going to be a
Miller be
Cyclogenesis blow up and cause a major nor Easter, so let's move on to
9 o'clock tomorrow morning we can see the system start moving on a log
Will carry along to around 6:00 p.m.. Tomorrow afternoon
And by that time
Let's make the map bigger you can see the precipitation has moved up north further back down in North Carolina
around ah the
Piedmont in Raleigh area
Heavy thunderstorms are happening, but as we move up north we can see
The rain has started in West Virginia the whole states covered with a few extra
Showers got some more heavier rain bands in them, but the snow
Has started also if you're up around these areas
Right in here, okay?
I don't know if I can get any bigger. Let's see we don't want to get it to this or did
Give it a minute to settle down now will move across. Maybe hopefully
Here we go got you some more got you some more places okay
New London, Ohio, Mansfield, Ohio
Driftin you guys are getting
Probably a mixture of snow and rain, it's which no that's what a shame wet snot
That's what you guys are getting as we come over here
Wet snow it's all wet snow in this area at this time
Akron
You're getting rain
Cleveland you're getting rain
My friends up here in st Beulah you're getting rain comes on across as you can see
Pittsburgh Uniontown
This is when you guys are going to start getting some rain in this area
So we'll put the map down sighs one more time. What does the wind look at this time for 6:00 p.m.
tomorrow afternoon well not too bad on the coastlines
Nothing that we can't handle
Or nothing that people that living on the coastlines aren't used to
six o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Everything's kosher
But up in Canada
They're getting some pretty strong breezes, so we will go ahead and move up to around 3:00 a.m.. Friday morning
We can see this system starting to blow up at this time
Look here look here. This is the wind that's going on people
Outer Banks all the way down to North Carolina my neck of the woods
We got wind going on
27 and it's going to be anywhere, but I would say around our coastline
27 to 40 miles per hour at times okay, it this isn't the worst of it by any means
This is a like 4:00 a.m.. Friday morning. I wanted to stress this to you guys, but as you can see up in here
all along in here
Long Island
All these areas are beginning to pick up some wind okay
What about precipitation at this time? What's it looking like?
Well mostly rain on the coastlines everywhere. We still have that up
Snow and wet snow going on in Pennsylvania in parts of New York at this time
So let's move it on up to say oh, I don't know 1:00 p.m.. Tomorrow afternoon
You can see those rain bands or clustering around this is turning into a big
big but nor East or my friends
Heavier rain bands as you can see here. We need to check the wind
Look at that thing and it's still not the worst that it is we'll put the pressure on
Look how tightly these isobars are
at this time in the center, it's
28.7 8 millibars
Will move on to a round 6:00 p.m.. Tomorrow afternoon
We'll take this off so you can see better
There you go
you can see how it's moving around as the winds start to pick up everywhere now I
Want to make this bigger for you guys up here
So you can see what's going on?
We'll start down here
Around the coast line is still going on
Even as we get down to Virginia Beach still on my coastline and North Carolina look at that some of its going on
It's a little bit further offshore
when we get down south of North Carolina in
to, South Carolina
But right smack dab in the middle all the way up north still getting
At least 40 mile-per-hour winds at times and higher and gust
We come on up as you can see
the Maryland
New Jersey up here
and
Poor little province Providence right up in here this little island is going to get beat to death
It's going to get some very very very strong winds
Now it's going to vary from time to time. I've seen some that work. Well. It's blowing 48 steady right there
That's pretty good. Whip don't stink?
Pretty good whip all along the North
Long Island coast of New York
You're still not going to get it like poor little
Providence, okay
But you're going to have some pretty good winds going on coming off the coast of around 33 to 35 miles per hour
right steady
same thing goes for Boston as
We move on up
same thing goes right on off the coast of New Hampshire and
For the coast of Maine so
Let's move on up now. We'll go to around 11 p.m.
Tomorrow evening see this thing. It just won't stop people there you have it. Let me blow it down right quickly
One moment so you can get a better look at it
it just
Does not want to go away. It's going to be a slow mover
That's why you have to watch out for the flooding you have to watch out for the snow
Snows not going to be such a big deal cause this on the back out of it where the isobars aren't so tightly compacted
but the wind you've got to watch out for that wind you've got to watch out for the rain if
You are in it look at that look at the size of that thing would you alright?
We'll check out the precipitation around 11:00 p.m.. Tomorrow night
It still hasn't moved all the way off the case. We're still getting snow in New York and in parts of Massachusetts
and Connecticut
in
the West with wet snow to the north of
Massachusetts, and rain everywhere else in
Write on down you name it. That's what's happening rain in southern, New Jersey snow in northern, New Jersey
That's what's going on with it when will it ever get out of here when will it ever go away
We'll go to 6 a.m.. Saturday morning
It looks like it's off the coast still getting some rain here. What does the wind look like?
Yeah, it's still kicking up a breeze on the shorelines
shorelines of all of the coastal states
It's still hanging around
So we will go to 11 a.m.. Saturday morning it starts
It's going to be midday Saturday
This is going to be an event that lasts all day Friday all day Friday night
until at least midday Saturday
Before it gets out of here now the rain and the snow may stop
But the wind coming off of the coast will not stop
It's still pretty breezy if you want to know the truth about it at 4:00 p.m.. On Saturday
We'll check this out right quick as we come up here off the coast of
Massachusetts the winds still blowing 33 miles per hour steady
But it is moving away, and it should start to die on down by 9:00 p.m.. Tomorrow night
everybody is starting to get a little bit of relief and
My guess for you folks
Yes, it's going to get better today, but by Sunday. You should really see a difference
So that's going to wrap it up for the weather news
Edition evening for this day of February the 28th
2018
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