A storm that will take shape by the middle of December will cross the country and could end up developing into a major snowstorm for portions of the mid-Atlantic and New England.
There are different storm track scenarios at this point that mean the difference between mostly rain or a potential blizzard along the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, D.C., to Boston.
So far, Chief Long Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi has been correct with the Winter Forecast for the Northeast with his prediction that late November to December would be cold and stormy for many.
According to Bastardi, "Repetitive cold waves and the threats of storms will keep hitting parts of the East in the weeks leading up to Christmas."
"One or two of these storms has the potential to become a major snowstorm for portions of the mid-Atlantic and New England, including the storm that may hit the East from December 12-14."
Expert Senior Meteorologist Henry Margusity has also been warning about how the cold pattern in the East could soon yield the season's first major snowstorm.
So, what would you name your child if your last name was Bastardi? Nasty? Inglorious?
ReplyDeleteThe track of the storm will depend upon the routes taken by the weather modification jets. The spray will direct the jet stream. Once the jet stream is directed up or down (north or south) the path of the storm will be decided. Weather manipulation is fascinating!
ReplyDeleteCome on JULY !!!
ReplyDeleteNot even officially winter and I'm already sick of it!
ReplyDeleteHere we go again. Every winter it's the crazy "the government controls the snow" guy followed by a summer of "the government creates hurricanes".
ReplyDeleteI'll believe this forecast when I see it. NOAA predicted "one of the worst" hurricane seasons this year (yawn). Each year they all end up changing their predicions halfway through the game.
ReplyDeleteBased on what is currently going in Europe, I knew it was only a matter of time before the storms started on this side of the Atlantic!
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