WEATHER BLOG: Another Storm On Its Way
Just when we had finally gotten rid of ONE potent storm over the weekend, we now will need to start preparing for another.
The surface weather map early this morning is showing a strong ridge of high pressure located over eastern Canada.
Our 'powerful coastal storm' really has not taken shape just yet, but we'll be keeping a close eye on an are just off of the Carolina Coast tonight as it does rapidly form and it starts to intensify.
While all of the global models are pointing to an storm that will 'start, and end as rain' in the major cities located near the I-95 corridor and at the coast, the greatest concerns we have at this time some very strong wind gusts, as well as the potential for both coastal flooding and beach erosion, especially during the times of high tide tomorrow, tomorrow night and even on Wednesday.
Those places which will get the biggest 'snow dump' between tomorrow and Wednesday night include the mountains of northern New England, and even the Catskills, Adirondacks and the northernmost Pocono Mountains.
