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  1. On the above gif, It appears that the High comes in to late with a low pushing through the north of New England. Wouldn't the Low be problematic?
  2. I would think that we want the low to be open on the CMC? Not sure though.
  3. In my area, just west of the Laurels, at the base of the mountain, wind is a major problem as well. Just yesterday, we had numerous trees down and multiple power outages. Just about anytime a storm cuts to my west, the southerly winds gusts (even sustained) are very strong.
  4. Horrible wind and it continues. Trees down all over and multiple power outages.
  5. The way that this winter has occurred with the western lows, I would not be surprised if several areas get hit with the WAA (especially west of the Laurels). My area of SW PA never does well. It seems that some of the Meso models are either dry slotting or forcing the warmth.
  6. I do agree, however, a majority of time this winter lows have transitioned west and then continue west or cut.
  7. I think that possibly Joe B was hinting around to this type of cold a day or so ago. I believe that it was the Euro, but showing 850 temps in the sub zero range.
  8. Latest track of the Globals seem to push the WAA for PItt and south (obviously more south). 850's inch up as the low approaches the area. You can see the southerlies heading straight up through WV.
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