(For all you storm lovers, weather patterns are setting up for a situation that can create a really big storm on the east coast next week. Not saying it's a definate yet, but the atmospheric dynamics that are capable of producing a real record maker may be developing. At this point, I'm only suggesting you keep an eye on it. A week out, nothing is ever definate.) :cheese: Okay, this is an edit of my original post because...Once again there is reason to keep an eye out. Yeah tonight and tomorrow much of Central and Northern New England should get 4-12", that ain't the one. Yes next week mid-week something bigger is happening and the south may have some devastating severe storms and tornadoes, looks like that one could give decent snow up west of the appalachians, but will be warm on the east coast so just rain, that ain't the one. End of next week...That's potentially "The One". All three of the main computer models are suggesting a big east coast storm, one that would impact every major metropolitan area from DC right up through Maine and with snow too. We have not had one of those this winter. Stay tuned!
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