Pretty intriguing look for a coastal storm next weekend. There's been hints today that greater ridging downstream may allow for a deeper storm system. Although it'll be quick moving, heavy rain and some gusty winds (and another crappy weekend possibly) would be expected. Then...
There's a growing signal for a coastal storm sometime late next week/weekend, and with a strong block to the N&W, there will be sufficiently cold air for some mixed wintry precip particularly for the interior. Unclear how it unfolds, but definitely worth watching!
EXCEPTIONAL day out there today, and probably the last day like this until April. A chance some spots hit 80 degrees with the full sunshine and abnormally warm 850mb temps, get outside!!
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Going to feel like late fall/winter with wind chills getting into the upper 30s/low 40s all day tomorrow, and upper 20s Sunday morning!
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There is a very marginal chance that portions of CNE see some flurries next weekend. It's supported by a pretty robust storm system that will result in very deep cold air (trending colder!). Obviously very low probabilities at this time, but the chance is non-zero!
There will still be HUGE circulation of low-level moisture and even some gusty winds through tomorrow, so there will be still showers and some breezy conditions until it departs Tuesday.
AIGFS may be a bit overdone, but shows that eastern MA may also be dealing with the potential for rain-induced flooding/very heavy rain over the coming days. WPC has already issued a SLGT risk across these areas.
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The mid Atlantic is much more complicated as 2 lows become one and tropical moisture gets involved. That said a deep low pressure off the USA east coast (initially anyway, I'm not convinced it couldn't come in) will combine with strong Canadian High Pressure (1030hPa ). We really don't know the exact track or position of low is for the weekend where Friday through Tuesday seem to be the core of this event. Regardless it will contain a cornucopia of hazards, many of them coastal.
@NWSWPC has initiated messaging on this as of yesterday and the hazards can be seen below. (I posted those last night) 00z run of the Euro below for reference.
The 06z AIFS run kinda shows the higher impact/more significant solution, with a 987 mb crushing into New England. This would result in potential for both flash & coastal flooding, strong winds and possibly power outages.
Starting to see an increased signal for a nor'easter next week/weekend, potentially longer duration and having some strength to it as it gets stuck under a large block in Canada. Details TBD, but looking messy.
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