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Winter Wonderland
Have a great weekend!!
It's Snowing in Deep Creek!
Two inches, so far, and the most intense snow is expected this afternoon. A Winter Storm Advisory is in effect until 7 a.m. tomorrow and expected totals are in the 4-8 inch range.
Great Time to Hit the Slopes!
Deep Creek has Fresh Powder!
See you on the Slopes!
Great Skiing Conditions!
Blue Skies in Deep Creek!
It’s a BEAUTIFUL day for skiing!
Multiple Winter Storms to Cross US Through Christmas
As many as three storms with snow, ice, rain and thunderstorms may affect areas from the South Central states to the Northeast through the weekend and after Christmas.
Mother Nature will provide a stormy weather pattern over the next couple of weeks.
While details including timing, track and exact precipitation type for the storms have yet to be determined, the storms will bring enough precipitation to slow travel as they move along.
According to AccuWeather.com Long-Range Expert Paul Pastelok, “The storms will develop in the Southern states and then track northeastward. How far north the storms track into the cold air will determine the extent of snow.”
Read More Here: http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/multiple-us-winter-storms-christmas/39058689
Snow is in the air!
Reports are still calling for 1-2 inches before 4 today. It will be snow angel time before we know it!
SNOW is in the Air!
Before you know it, it will look like this!
Early 2014-15 Winter Forecast: A Region-by-Region Breakdown
This is a more simplified version of the preliminary 2014-15 winter forecast that I released on July 20th. In this post, I want to go region-by-region and tell you what I believe this winter entails for those areas. Before I do, please understand that this winter forecast is subject to change, but at this time, I am fairly confident in my current predictions for this upcoming winter. Only time will tell if my predictions verify, and if any changes need to be made, I will do so in my final winter forecast which will be coming out in October.
Two of the points that I made in my preliminary winter forecast was that the strength of the El Nino matters and the placement of the above-average sea surface temperatures across the equatorial Pacific matters. That’s why you can’t come out with one of those “this is your typical weak El Nino winter maps” and call it a winter forecast. It simply won’t work. Also, there are other factors that will be big drivers of this upcoming winter because we will likely only be in a weak to weakly moderate El Nino. The warmer waters in the northern Pacific over the Gulf of Alaska could again be partially responsible for another cold winter in the central and eastern United States, while the West has above-average temperatures.
Read More Here: http://firsthandweather.com/283/early-2014-15-winter-forecast-region-region-breakdown/
