3-12-23- Next 7 days and more (More descriptive than previous podcast)

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Powerful Nor'easter to effect New York, Heavy Midwest Snow, Unseasonably Warm Midwest, Severe weathe

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This is the same podcast as the previous one (which is available with subscription) but contains entertaining sound effects 3-5-23: Made 13th of Adar.

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Suday March 5th: 5 minute Summary of previous 2 podcasts

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Next 7 days..week of March 5th 2023

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Friday March 3rd

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A deepening storm system will move from the southern plains through the Ohio valley later this week. This storm system will have the 3 ingredients necessary to produce a major snowstorm over the Midwest. These ingredients consists of copious amounts of Gulf moisture, deep low pressure and cold high pressure on the back side. This major storm system has Chicago in it's vicinity. Climatologically speaking, winter storms which result from the southern stream (like this one) that pass close to the Chicago area have a tendency to bring between 3 - 6 inches of snow to the Chicago area (6 - 12 inches in it's bullseye) with some of it falling as rain. There are many many exceptions to this. Currently the European computer model (as advertised on windy.com as of early Tuesday morning February 28th) brings 8 - 14 inches of snow snow into the Chicago area with Kenosha, Wisconsin in the true bullseye receiving 15 inches. The GFS model has Chicago receiving the most snow (and not Kenosha) with approximately 12 inches accumulation. National Weather Service warns us to be careful with guidance this far in advance. The Milwaukee National Weather Service has extra special interest in this storm as the models are now advertising a more northern track. Therefore in addition to Chicago, a major snowfall is currently projected to fall in Milwaukee according to the European model. This storm system will bring severe weather on the southeast side along with unseasonably warm air. A major snowfall is ongoing this morning in the New York and New England area with up to a foot of snow expected in some locations. Johnstown, New York can expect 5 to 10 inches today. The heavy snow will fall Friday afternoon with strong winds. This impactful storm will effect the east coast as well. 

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A rapidly deepening storm system will move from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley towards the end of the week. As this storm heads into New England a secondary Low pressure system is likely to form south of Long island. This coastal storm will be occuring at the same time a blocking High develops over Greenland. This will send cold High pressure into southeast Canada which will provide the ingredient that's been missing all winter for the coastal systems this winter.....cold air. Ordinarily, by this late in the season the cold/warm boundary would remain far enough out at sea to allow the storm to track far enough East to bring heavy snow to the coastal cities. However, warmer than normal ocean water temperatures may push the storm track further west...which would bring the heavier snow further inland staying west of Boston. The pace of the storm will help determine whether this will be a 6 to 12 inch snow or a more typical nor'easter of 12 to 24+ inches. Although Baltimore is not completely out of the woods....at this time guidance has the snow further west than Baltimore...or North. The placement of the secondary Low pressure system could end up being further South. Many times it forms off the coast of North Carolina..should this happen, the heavy snow will be brought further south...significantly. stay tuned.

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A rapidly deepening storm system will move from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley towards the end of the week. As this storm heads into New England a secondary Low pressure system is likely to form south of Long island. This coastal storm will be occuring at the same time a blocking High develops over Greenland. This will send cold High pressure into southeast Canada which will provide the ingredient that's been missing all winter for the coastal systems this winter.....cold air. Ordinarily, by this late in the season the cold/warm boundary would remain far enough out at sea to allow the storm to track far enough East to bring heavy snow to the coastal cities. However, warmer than normal ocean water temperatures may push the storm track further west...which would bring the heavier snow further inland staying west of Boston. The pace of the storm will help determine whether this will be a 6 to 12 inch snow or a more typical nor'easter of 12 to 24+ inches. Although Baltimore is not completely out of the woods....at this time guidance has the snow further west than Baltimore...or North. The placement of the secondary Low pressure system could end up being further South. Many times it forms off the coast of North Carolina..should this happen, the heavy snow will be brought further south...significantly. stay tuned.

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