Storm 1: right now is affecting the great lakes and working its way into Upstate NY and PA... This will be an all rain event for Washington and Baltimore... Philly you will see rain to start with maybe some sleet pelets... but NO accumulations... As for NYC, you will see rain to a mix tonight, tomorrow should be a mix to rain... i could see a coating to 1 inch in the NYC area... The southern suberbs like Staten Island should see maybe an icy coating from this at most... Now as we go into southern New England i could see 1-3 along the coast and as you make your way more inland you could see 3-6... Boston expect 1-3 inches of snow... Now for the starting times... DC- late afternoon today... Baltimore- late afternoon... Philadelphia- Mid-Early evening... NYC- Mid-Late evening... Hartford- Late evening... Boston- Overnight... Now to find the major snow you have to go to upstate NY where someone will pick up 12-18 inches of snow... we will see blizzard conditions at time, especially in western NY. Maine, most of you will see 6-12 inches. Here's the map of conditions for this first storm...
Storm 2: This is a weird one because you will not be able to tell the difference between #1 and #2... It will rain or snow or wintry mix for probably 4 or 5 days straight, but they are really 2 different storms... looking at the models the 2nd storm looks to be worse than the 1st because it has colder air with it so the i-95 corridor could see 4-8... maybe 8-12 inches the further north you go... This storm will be a weird one also because it seems it will do a double loop... I'll show you what i mean...
Storm 3: This may be the pattern changer and it looks like it may happen sometime between the 3rd and the 9th... This looks like a monster right now from The carolinas right up to maine... it looks like a possible pattern changer which we've been looking for for a while now. It also looks like it may be another 2-3 + foot blizzard... Here's my map so you can compare all 3!!!!.... again this storm is really far away so it may not be too accurate...
Thats it for now... enjoy the weather while you can!
