Canadian Clipper To Turn Into Crunching Nor’easter Sunday into Monday For The Eastern USA With Special Weather Statement Issued; Details



National Weather Force has issued a Special Weather Statement for the entire Eastern United States effective now for Sunday and Monday –

A clipper out of Canada that will affect the Plains/Midwest states on Friday and Saturday will also affect areas east of there. The current project here at National Weather Force indicates that millions living in the Eastern USA will be affected by this. Although mostly an inland event, here are the details as followed.

The graphic in this post shows what the projection is Sunday and Monday combined. The surface low ejecting along the east coast should keep mostly rain in Eastern NC, Delaware, Jersey Shore, and Eastern Long Island. If you are there you shouldn’t worry about this one, the track of the low makes this more inland of a snow-event, but you will get heavy rain.

For other areas, Sunday looks to be TN, KY, GA, SC, NC, IN, OH, WV, VA, DC, and MD …

Monday looks to be PA, NJ, NY, and the rest of the New England States all through way to Maine.

As you can see, the heaviest snow will form in a band across KY first and go through the Mid-Atlantic States, mostly well inland, before exiting Maine later on. The magenta color means ‘heaviest’. Te darker blue is where Winter Storm Warning criteria is possible. The light blue shows where Winter Weather Advisory criteria will be likely. It does put a good amount of snow into KY/TN as well so FYI on that.

Winds look gusty mainly at or near the coast with this one.

Official alerts here at National Weather Force will begin toward the end of the week as the system is hitting areas like Iowa and St. Louis. But… if you are in any of the areas mentioned for stronger snow potential, pay attention to further forecasts I issue OR PREPARE NOW – and SIGN UP for the FREE e-mail alert system where you choose your state area for alerts and when one is issued on this page, you receive the email to the post! –

 

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