Today's Weather: Coastal storm off the NC coast delivering snow to the Mid Atlantic States is heading out to sea with high pressure dominating the eastern 2/3 of the country. A stationary front runs along the Rockies from NM to Bristol Bay AK, with a string of low pressure areas producing localized snow. The Aleutian Low has regained strength and is throwing moisture up the Inland Waterway in AK/CA.
Coldest air is located from central Saskatchewan to Nebraska -29F.
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A combination of the storm moving off the Mid Atlantic coast and an Upper Air disturbance moving across PA is producing scattered snow from Ontario to GA. Rain and snow is over Seattle through the Inland Waterway.
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GFS shows the Atlantic storm moving out to sea this afternoon, with an upper air disturbance traversing PA over the next 24 hours. It delivers scattered snow showers across PA, NY, and New England.
High pressure drifting eastward from KY to VA, is setting up a return flow of somewhat moderate air for the Northeast over the weekend.
Early next week, a couple of upper air disturbances crosses New England producing scattered showers/snow showers for southern New England with snow showers in the Green and White Mountains.
At the end of next week, another coastal develops around Norfolk VA and moves south of Cape Cod delivering rain/snow to New England.
