THE DAY 2 map seems to have a slight northward trend... but still has D.C. and philly in the MOD risk of 6"+ but C PA has the highest risk.
Who is right? We shall see...
Intersting...
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CPC has now seem to come in line with the ETA models instead of the GFS. However, it may be overdoing it. It now predicts a moderate risk of 1/4 inch icing in NE Georgia. and a MOD risk of 4"+ snow in C VA and SW VA, along with Richmond. Raleigh NC has a good risk of icing and snow as well... we will have to see what happens...
THE DAY 2 map seems to have a slight northward trend... but still has D.C. and philly in the MOD risk of 6"+ but C PA has the highest risk.
Who is right? We shall see...
THE DAY 2 map seems to have a slight northward trend... but still has D.C. and philly in the MOD risk of 6"+ but C PA has the highest risk.
Who is right? We shall see...
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