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MLWX Forecasting: April 8, 2010 Severe Wx Outlook Verification...

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Your #1 Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Severe Weather and Winter Storm Specialists. April 8, 2010 Severe Wx Outlook Verification. Overnight Severe Wx Outlook Verification for 4-8-10. Total of 47 Severe Wx Reports across Forecast Area;. Wind Damage/Severe Gusts (58mph ) - 44. Large Hail (1.00" Diameter ) - 3. Slight Risk for Damaging Winds/Severe Gusts ONLY. 15% Damaging Wind/Severe Gust Probability. 5% Damaging Wind/Severe Gust Probability. 5% Large Hail Probability. Captured 3/3 Large Hail reports.

MLWX Forecasting: May 6, 2010 Severe Weather Outlook

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Your #1 Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Severe Weather and Winter Storm Specialists. May 6, 2010 Severe Weather Outlook. Logan T. Egan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Logan T. Egan. Michael A. Glunt. May 6, 2010 Severe Weather Outlook. Allan Hoffman's Model Site. Earl Barkers Foreign Models Site. Plymouth State Weather Center. NWS Buffalo Mesoscale Model Page. SUNY Albany Model Site. Ohio State Univ. Wx. North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO). Pacific- North American Pattern (PNA). NWS Albany, NY.

MLWX Forecasting: February 2010

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Your #1 Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Severe Weather and Winter Storm Specialists. Winter Storm underway across the Region. Here is our final post on accumulations. For all intent and purpose, this is the same forecast as the previous with the exception of just a few slight variations, which I will quickly run down here. 4 Trimmed 6-12” out of southeast Maine and replaced with a highlight for 6 . The theory here is that some areas along the coast may briefly mix and warm aloft which could...5 Exten...

MLWX Forecasting: July 2009

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Your #1 Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Severe Weather and Winter Storm Specialists. Severe Weather Outlook for Friday, July 31, 2009. Discussion. as of 1AM 07/31/2009. Lesser instability is likely to the north and south of this region, hence potential should be geared more toward low-topped convection and damaging wind potential, with hail/tornadoes a lesser threat. Flash flooding will also be of concern, especially in areas that have already been inundated this week. Logan T. Egan. Other than that,...

MLWX Forecasting: October 2010

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Your #1 Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Severe Weather and Winter Storm Specialists. September 30, 2010 Flash Flood Damage. Logan T. Egan. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Logan T. Egan. Michael A. Glunt. September 30, 2010 Flash Flood Damage. Allan Hoffman's Model Site. Earl Barkers Foreign Models Site. Plymouth State Weather Center. NWS Buffalo Mesoscale Model Page. SUNY Albany Model Site. Ohio State Univ. Wx. North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO). Pacific- North American Pattern (PNA). Local Storm Report App.