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Bomb Cyclone Storm Threatens MA With 60+ MPH Winds, Blizzard Conditions: Latest Forecast
- Saturday, a bomb cyclone will rapidly intensify along the Atlantic Coast, with `Strong winds and rising seas will push water onshore from North Carolina to New England, producing coastal flooding and beach erosion`, Scott Homan said.
- Forming off the Carolinas Friday night into Saturday, meteorologists track a low expected to strengthen by bombogenesis as cold air meets warm ocean waters, but forecast models differ on its exact track.
- In southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, the Islands and southeastern Massachusetts face 6 to 12 inches of snow, Greater Boston 3 to 6 inches, with 30 to 50 mph wind gusts and a 2 to 4 feet surge at high tide.
- Airports from Charlotte to Boston could face major delays and interstates may become impassable, while United Airlines allows travelers ticketed Friday to Sunday to rebook amid recovery from nearly 20,000 cancellations.
- After the storm, Arctic air will plunge the Southeast into subfreezing temperatures for days, while the NWS expects highs in the low 30s Monday and Tuesday in Massachusetts under a Cold Weather Advisory.
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‘Bomb Cyclone’ Targets East Coast And Rare Snow Could Hit Florida Amid Deadly Freeze
A dangerous weather pattern is tightening its grip on the United States this weekend, bringing a mix of historic snowfall to the East Coast and life-threatening cold to the South. Weather experts are watching a storm system that is expected to collide with freezing Arctic air, creating what is known as a “bomb cyclone.” This […] ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Targets East Coast And Rare Snow Could Hit Florida Amid Deadly Freeze
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right3Center10Last UpdatedBias Distribution59% Center
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