967 mb Major Nor'easter!!! HISTORIC BLIZZARD!!! 4 deaths...

Weather Underground‏@wunderground

Latest run of the Euro has back off some on snow for NYC. Still a 1.5 feet of snow possible. See the latest. [link to www.wunderground.com] …

Winter storm warning

A winter storm will affect the regions today.

Snow associated with a trough ahead of a Texas low will spread into the regions and then quickly become heavy at times overnight and towards morning as the low gets closer to Southern Ontario and intensifies into a major winter storm.

The heaviest snow will occur during the morning rush hour and may continue until near noon. Strong and gusty northeasterly winds will whip up the freshly fallen snow and result in very low visibility at times in blowing snow.

Total snowfall amounts of 25 to 30 centimetres are likely across the regions. Snowfall rates of 3 to 5 centimetres per hour are possible during the heaviest snow. If this occurs, near zero visibility in very heavy snow will be a significant issue to deal with.

Hazardous winter travelling conditions from near zero visibility areas of heavy snow and local blowing snow are expected. Rapidly accumulating snow will also contribute to dangerous driving conditions. Travel plans should be changed accordingly.

The snow will end in the evening as the storm moves away.

A Texas low has tracked northeast to Ohio and will follow a path over Lake Erie into Western New York State or Northern Pennsylvania later today. The storm centre will move away tonight and merge with another winter storm forecast to affect parts of New England and the Maritimes.

Please refer to your local public forecast for further details

So long islands looking at 30 inches of snow!?

yes

thank you

Just stopped snowing in Detroit metro area its 4 AM we got 4 in . Headed E to raise hell in New England!

FOX 25 News Boston‏@fox25news

NYC, New England brace for up to 2 feet of snow [link to www.myfoxboston.com] #fox25

AccuWeather.com‏@breakingweather

According to @nwsblacksburg, five inches of snow has fallen so far in Blue Ridge, VA. Hearing reports of 2-4 inches in Roanoke, VA.

AccuWeather.com‏@breakingweather

Mount Pleasant, MI has reported 10.5 inches of snow. Just to the south in Alma, MI a total of 7.1 inches of snow has fallen.

Wow !stay warm and dry!

much more to come...

When I got up at 2 AM it was total white out ! Very cool looking weather! New England is in for a ride!

Im indoors with hot coffee and 72 degrees I am thankful!

SevereStudios‏@severestudios

Some risk of a tornado for PARTS OF SE GEORGIA...EXTREME SRN SOUTH CAROLINA [link to 1.usa.gov]

Yes sir high winds in Dtown as well!

Jim Cantore‏@JimCantore

Highest probabilities for >18 inches of snowfall. Higher than 50% equals VERY high confidence: [link to www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov] … #Nemo

Wow!! That is nuts ! Il check HAARP

[link to www.youtube.com]

HAARP " suposedly " fired up to a toasty Hot Pink over New England!
But Sadly still dont know for sure what HAARP is

I've been wondering, since reports are that the low pressure will be nearly as low as Sandy, is there going to be a storm surge associated with this? In sea levels?

Feet of snow, 50mph winds, 10 foot snow drifts, and a storm surge? That wouldn't be good.

Blizzard alert: Northeast snowstorm could be among the worst of all time

Posted on February 8, 2013by The Extinction Protocol

February 8, 2013 – BOSTON, MA – A crippling and potentially historic winter storm barreled toward the Northeast on Thursday, threatening tens of millions of people with 2 feet of snow. Boston canceled school and braced for one of its worst blizzards of all time. Airlines encouraged fliers to change their plans and get out of the way. There were already delays of more than two hours at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, where tangles can snarl air traffic across the country, and hundreds of flights were canceled. The culprits were a so-called clipper system moving through the Upper Midwest and a low-pressure system headed for the waters off New England. When they converge, probably late Friday, they are expected to sock the region with its heaviest snow in at least two years, and perhaps much longer. “When this hits, it’s going to come down very hard,” said Tom Niziol, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel. “This is something we haven’t seen in a while, particularly in New England.” The National Weather Service put the New York City area and Long Island under a blizzard warning and said those areas could get more than a foot of snow. Earlier in the day, the weather service warned that travel in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island could become nearly impossible. Forecasts called for as much as 9 inches of snow across central Michigan, a foot and a half in the Hudson Valley region of New York, and 2 feet or more across coastal New England. Possible hurricane-force winds off Massachusetts and Rhode Island also made flooding a threat. In Boston, the storm had the potential to take out century-old records. The city’s biggest snowstorms since 1892 were a 27.5-inch blast in February 2003 and a 27.1-inch dumping exactly 35 years ago, in 1978. Mayor Thomas Menino closed city schools for Friday and pleaded for common sense. Millions of Americans brace for a massive storm that threatens to pummel the Northeast and dump more than 2 feet of snow on parts of New England. TODAY’s Al Roker shows which areas of the North and Northeast will be hit by snow, wind gusts and coastal flooding. Stay off the streets of our city,” he said. “Basically, stay home.” for survivors of Hurricane Sandy, including thousands of people still displaced and many more with disrupted lives, it was more serious. A much smaller snowstorm followed Sandy in late October. “People were just miserable, unhappy, and it started to get cold,” Annie Petraro of Long Island told NBC New York. “Things just weren’t good. And now it’s freezing, it’s gonna snow.” The Long Island Power Authority, which was strongly criticized for a slow response to the hurricane, said that it was planning for this one and making sure it had enough people working and enough supplies. More than 130 flights into and out of O’Hare were canceled Thursday, and more than 70 were already canceled for Friday, according to FlightAware.com. More than 400 flights into and out of Newark Liberty International Airport were canceled for Friday, as were 100 for Boston Logan. -NBC [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

sandy lowest low was 940mb i think. For this one it will be 967mb, but cat 2 hurricane winds

GT500 hittin the brakes!!! Thats serious weather my freinds!

7News‏@7News

The snow has started to fall in Boston! Tune in now for the latest news & #7Weather forecast on #7News STREAMING LIVE [link to on.whdh.com]