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Currently @1:25 AM: 27F, dp 15F, 61%, 1015.6mb, n5, clng 10000ft, vis 10, virga

Well, it's a disgusting near miss for tonight and tommorrow's storm. The only places that will be affected are on the coastline and Southeastern New England. Looking at the sat and radare images, this storm is just exploding right off the North Carolina Coast. It's proximity to the coastline would make one think that we're gonna get hit here in SEPA. That's not the case this time. Possibly because the winds are from the West or something that this damn storm won't track closer. If it did, we would be socked by snow. Who knows, looking at the radar it appears that some of the moisture is moving more North than NE. Maybe this is a sign? Doubt it, however have to keep up hope for the best. We're heading up to New England on Thursday and hopefully see the results of any snowfall tommorrow.

Looking ahead, the next chance for snow here comes on New Year's eve. We could be looking another possible coaster. More positive this go around is the fact that some of the models have already predicted this storm to stay closer to the coast. Since the models can't seem to calculate in the warm SST's, they have trended all the storms to the west as it comes near the day of the storm. For example, with today's low off the North Carolina coast, the models initially had the low 300miles off the coast and not strong at all. However, as it got closer to today, the models trended 50 miles or so per run west of their original placement. There's hope definately. Even more storms show up on the GGEM in the 7+ day extended. It's going to get interesting with cold air staying around and a fresh batch arriving from the artick in 7 or so days...8^)...Ev