Track #2: In this scenario, the low moves a little farther out to sea, but close enough to the coast to bring moderate or possible low impacts. Some wind would be expected and the precipitation would likely be all snow. Track #3: This would be the least threatening outcome. The storm system still exists, but tracks far enough out to sea to only bring low or no impacts at all. Given the uncertainties in the track of the storm illustrated above, it is too early to speculate on forecast details for any particular location. That said, the early picture painted by computer forecasts suggests its more likely than not that some kind of storm system will develop somewhere. Forecast intensity also varies in these projections from a modest system to a powerhouse noreaster. Although we cant completely rule out any of the scenarios at this time, it appears the most likely outcome is a track similar to the first two scenarios. In case you are wondering why high uncertainty exists less than a week away, read below for a little Meteorology 101.
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 18:59:05 +0000
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