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Old 01-30-2009, 11:14 AM   #1
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From the weather channel

The next big weather maker will be a winter storm, forecast to develop Sunday night over the Northern Gulf, and track northeast, impacting the Eastern States Monday into Tuesday.

This has the potential to be a strong winter storm, impacting areas from the Gulf Coast, through the New England States. However, the exact track and intensity still remain very uncertain.

For now, the general thinking is that heavy snow and wind could impact parts of the Interior Northeast, Upper Ohio Valley, eastern Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachians.

Wind, rain, and possible flooding could impact eastern areas of the New England States, including the bigger cities.

Rain will initially impact the Southeastern States, but also has the potential to end as snow and wind as the storm moves northeast.

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Old 02-04-2009, 06:20 AM   #2
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From the weather channel

The next big weather maker will be a winter storm, forecast to develop Sunday night over the Northern Gulf, and track northeast, impacting the Eastern States Monday into Tuesday.

This has the potential to be a strong winter storm, impacting areas from the Gulf Coast, through the New England States. However, the exact track and intensity still remain very uncertain.

For now, the general thinking is that heavy snow and wind could impact parts of the Interior Northeast, Upper Ohio Valley, eastern Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachians.



Wind, rain, and possible flooding could impact eastern areas of the New England States, including the bigger cities.

Rain will initially impact the Southeastern States, but also has the potential to end as snow and wind as the storm moves northeast.

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Old 02-04-2009, 07:05 AM   #3
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God bless the Mrs - she was out bright and early this AM -

I'm gonna go look at one of those snowblowers out at Lowes for her - she should be done with my car in an hour or so...



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