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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Winter’s Last Hurrah, or Another Forecast Model Mirrage?
So what’s the deal this week. Similar setup to the last storm – low moves through the lakes, different origins this time – last storm started off as a clipper – this one essentially cuts up into the high plains … Continue reading
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March 1st, Are We Going to Get the Lion or the Lamb? (video)
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5 Day Forecast – Stony Brook, NY
First Day on Forecast duty here at school, and here is my first forecast of the semester valid for the North Shore of Long Island:
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February is Here – Outlook for First Full Week!
A positive tilted upper shortwave trough over the great lakes is part of a broader one stretching to the east. Zonal upper level flow over the northeastern United States and a surface high continue to dominate the weekend pattern. At … Continue reading
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