Long-range weather models forecast the increasing possibility of a white Christmas for parts of the Northeast.
“Some of the models are depicting a weather pattern taking shape that could result in very cold air pouring into the central and eastern United States next week — which could set the stage for a potential winter storm along the East Coast heading into Christmas weekend,” media outlet NJ.Com wrote.
NY NJ PA Weather’s meteorologist Steven DiMartino said there’s still uncertainty around forecasts but says signs are emerging of a potential East Coast winter storm next week.
“However, before anyone starts putting out snow maps or anything else that you might see on social media, understand there are a lot of moving parts in this storm,” he noted.
“You have a disturbance in the subtropical jet stream, interaction with the Gulf stream — which is a very warm body of water off the East Coast — and an impressive Arctic air mass driving towards all of that rising air,” DiMartino continued.
“When you have all these features come together, usually a big storm evolves … but as far as the details are concerned, I caution you not to jump on every model guidance that shows up, because a lot can change over the next couple of days,” he added.
Democrats put in a bill saying No more WHITE Christmas or White anything !!!!
We had a wonderful snowstorm right before xmas here on the island last year. Foot of snow – practically nothing was open and the huge SHA trucks normally working in the western maryland mountains were brought in to remove all the snow along the 10 mile island. There was erosion, businesses didn’t open or a day or so – but we did SURVIVE!