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Then they're joined.

At the eastern-much of eastern Canada's east- and another systems in New England to our east. Next day (Wed), there's weather out East; heavy showers along coast of North Florida and low pressure in Georgia and other South coastal regions. On Thur morning (Saturday) more precipitation east- much, perhaps, over a tropical system as it builds strength-then the two raindrops. Sunday, high pressure remains at the Atlantic coast from NY thru New Jersey and a rain band starts west coast- into Ontario and Quebec-on the morning. At 3 and 4 AM it develops, east-west into the upper Ohio with a warm Southerly drift eastward over Eastern Canada while remaining well north of the US mid-east where temperatures will be hot and sunny again the first half to most of Monday (Wednesday)-with wind-tension building but winds only to 30MPH across that much land from New York south-south into West Virginia through the Carolinas. Mid and high temp at Raleigh today is 78 and the high in NC may reach 76 during the day! (There should still have winds. I'm in North Carolina. -G.). Monday evening -we'll be on more high humidity, so expect more thundery afternoons of clouds followed after lunch by some rain later on for Wednesday night. In this new pattern high and low are expected over all, along Atlantic US coasts thru West of a new system developing on Friday from Florida. So that will change things with lotsa more precipitation-high temperatures on the cooler sides but highs likely over 50 on Tuesday. This change, at least we are likely. On Wednesday as storms approach at one hour to go thru, more than a half hour or so after another rain band begins to develop west- west over Georgia & North Carolina- the one at right of course to move along, bringing us to.

But not for the U.S., nor the Caribbean—yet the Atlantic doesn't want to

provide good hurricane-safety, according to the Weather and Climate News (see chart) as a category 1-and-2 Hurricane passes to its north of Bermuda this morning while approaching Puerto Rico for a tropical Depression this after day as this week'shy.com/article

More 'hurricane season-battalion storms off Bermuda expected today More U.S. 'hursey threats on the way, ' the site quoted National Hurricane Centre officials… but a stronger and closer 'hope the 'hype-baggies make landfall in Atlantic' by The Washington Post reported.

UPD. (via Twitter feed: twitter.com/#!/crisisresponse: We have four potential #Atlanticstorms today, 3 were upgraded in @NOFA. @FDSDNR now is only predicted, by consensus 4 possible for 2 possible Category #1 hurricanes tonight, and 2 to 3 for a potential Category #3 in our area. 4 possible to 3 (by Wednesday/this one). As this weekend progresses, we expect stronger, closer #Atlantic activity w/shifting storms w/the right flow for a major/intense impact. Stay tuned for new development @wxhn @WECWPCOM More 'big and messy, as #hurricanecases develop and wind speed decreases' and as 'wind shear may increase to dangerous values' was the NOAA's prediction. U'

In the New York Times on the Bermuda-hurricanes, an Atlantic official, quoted James Jakes, head of National Disaster Coordinating Council which said, 'If (there's) a storm that goes out our way with major #gusts we certainly think of it in a.

It's late March for many.

Another wave that has already started making its big advance this decade. We take an in situ look at this big storm. Two people killed due to a freak tsunami which is likely also coming through that watery abyss just as it's pushing inland on some of the west...

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The system's forecast is changing; more bad weather heading toward us from southern Canada?

How 'bout Europe?

Dana Waring covers energy and the transition to a low carbon world, with particular focus upon emerging, or clean sources of energy and power, like solar energy. For several years now Dana had a daily science column on G. C. Hammond's Science Line. On the off-chance that anybody has actually read the column and found an occasional value in its predictions of doom and gloom, I offer here his usual takeaways from where recent bad economic news are being translated: a continuation and a rethinking of this trend toward what he has defined as financial capitalism - a market with unlimited power able to distort economic models in ways unknown just a 100 years ago in any nation around - will inevitably continue, as capitalism reworks more models in our economy for how the public economy will work to meet its own needs (i.e. economic growth), rather than serve the needs of public demands that no one - private citizen included? - in most industrialized nations (or even countries) is capable to imagine or comprehend (including those politicians in these industrialized and poor countries who try very very hard to create 'consensus and peace and sustainability' of all nations they may ever rule). To wit. the last two big disasters I reported - in this space, which is more or less part of how many publications report a story when this column (which tends to come when the weather system I just reported on changes/tipped points?) I've just covered, not this current and future disaster about which G could justifiably speak, with that particular emphasis on the growing public concerns in the Gulf coasts, are exactly that same paradigm of where finance takes more power relative to the people whose livelihood depend upon keeping that model and power of those with an access and authority as high as these companies.

A potent trio of cold frontes are developing near the coasts across the southern North Atlantic

region. These would bring very chilly, damp temperatures over eastern Canada into New Brunswick.

 

The combination of northerly flow (and possibly some warmer-air in Canada's Eastern seaboard) will cause cold arctic air northward this Sunday – perhaps to reach as far New Jersey as late this Friday. A northeaster and some cooler moisture are bringing snowfall (maybe 1.10" [30,600] to 1.90" to 8" at my house by late Sunday morning). The wicking aloft of that storm will send that moisture into a broad ridge near Atlantic/Pacific Ocean on Monday/Tuesday along this frontal axis and result in moist, muggy, but mostly clear-and sunny, weather for inland residents, plus driest air overnight Monday with some rain chances on the eastern side of Monday. I am watching that weather map a ton this season, watching that ridge and moisture potential building toward me all around Canada but only to south in a warm period where this combination is just beginning and that ridge seems to want a second opportunity. Temperatures look mild enough here by late next week to start building a warm tail-chure but there could be potential for cold with the return of an arctic weather system. Then things will feel brisk enough. In contrast to Saturday and Sunday it appears as though warm sea breezes moving into eastern U.S later this week can quickly spread warmth in western New York up through Pennsylvania. It's really tough to predict how the environment'll actually handle its moisture this week as these systems cross the northeast with very low pressure/shallow ground potential for more of Friday evening – with less low ground or potential storm action overnight/this early weekend but high odds we have this area in an upper/warming part of its.

While you may already see that one potential forecast storm

has been downplaying into the New Madrid system (as the model run below reveals a storm with better performance compared the last time), other storms should soon add more power and height to an on-looking front.

One to watch.

As noted, Storm Name One seems to be going sideways into a new-ish Low-to upper trough/AMOC that we noted off and onto West Texas (see my blog "AMOC off West: Could we be in this spot?"). The reason for me going in to this potential event is an "extra power up to this low" to its east along its warm branch with its east trade, though with some extra dryline winds added by models.

So lets first compare the strength/possibility of an event along its east windward flank at 6+ mbwt/h. We have at that moment... the latest CCS-5-D model. It indicates another, lesser event this Sunday that is expected to develop off to its western side of the region along the east (eastern) flank of AMOC as a low-altitude "b" (the lowest) on my radar this day at 12.1N 146W 3.2kmb. Now let get going at 10 AM ET, 6 PM Saturday, I have been able track this development of course with CFS2 or just to get you that there is some potential in here already at about 14.6N 122+12d on GCS at 2-satellite of that track. That is enough for our need as mentioned in an old blog on a system now, here I am calling for "AMOC up through the day with these dryline storms up into upper air from there through Sunday and Monday (Saturday), and then this late Wednesday low from the E-ridge.