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A strong cyclone is developing near western Pa. which will probably combine with an ocean cyclone and form a Nor'Easter. I'm sure the weather entertainment stations are probably referring to this winter storm as a "bomb" cyclone....or even winter storm Reilly. The storm will be strong and because of the angle of it's projected path , a strong storm surge is very possibly for areas of MA. and to the north and possibly also eastern LI. for several tide cycles. The worst conditions should last 24 to 36 hours. The cyclones tail will yield severe T-storms or snow storms depending on your temperature probably all the way south to NC VA. border.
The long range weather models also show another winter Nor'easter developing around 150 hours after the current storm passes. At this time this storm does not appear it will be as strong as the current storm but it may first move offshore and then retrograde back and strike around Maine.....way to early to forecast this one but just beware , a one two punch is possible.
Stay safe our NE WITS.
The long range weather models also show another winter Nor'easter developing around 150 hours after the current storm passes. At this time this storm does not appear it will be as strong as the current storm but it may first move offshore and then retrograde back and strike around Maine.....way to early to forecast this one but just beware , a one two punch is possible.
Stay safe our NE WITS.