Tuesday's East Coast storm will be nothing remotely close to the big winter storm that hit the area Saturday.
All things considered, it will be nothing more than a nuisance for most.
The most serious aspect of the system is a possible band of ice from western North Carolina into south-central Virginia. North of there, it will snow for several hours from central Virginia toward southern Maryland and Delaware.
Snow accumulations will be an inch or two in most cases, but there might be a few locations in central Virginia and up into Delmarva that come in with 3 or 4 inches.
The rain/snow will likely start in this area late afternoon, and snow will continue into the overnight hours.
A more significant winter storm may hit the central Atlantic region later this week. We'll keep an eye on that.
Accuweather
10 comments:
Where in the hell is global warming when you need it?
It's now "Climate Change" and I want it back
giovanni==Big AL Hopalong Gore has it!
Yeahhh! Bring it on! It's about time we get snow on the Eastern Shore!
This is great , it means more time on the computer with SbyNews !!
Be glad you don't live in Berlin, where the town doesn't know what it means to clear the roads.
lol - the grocery stores must have paid for the article to be published so we can all get a head start on the milk, eggs, bread, and , most importantly, beer. lol
10:54 hahaha conspiracy theory...I like it. From the same people that brought you the H1N1 vaccine.
Berlin is the greatest town to live in on the Eastern Shore!
10:54~
Don't forget toilet paper.
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