Fonte: New York Post
Originally Published by: Rare Gulf-effect snow flurries spotted across Tampa Bay, Florida February outlook: Weakening Polar Vortex to extend extreme cold spell even longer Historic winter storm kills over 80, impacts millions across more than 40 states PHILADELPHIA — The first of two more rounds of snow is beginning Tuesday across the winter-weary eastern US, including parts of the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. While neither storm is expected to pack accumulations approaching last week’s historic winter storm, the second of the upcoming two systems will be accompanied by wind gusts that could cause travel delays alongside the unshakable Arctic chill that has many cities across the East on track for their coldest winter in recent years. Midweek snow to clip Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic; rain to help melt remaining ice across the South Timing: Tuesday morning through Wednesday A weak clipper system will dive out of Canada and tap into moisture streaming north from the Gulf, bringing a coating of snow from parts of Indiana east through southern Ohio and into West Virginia, beginning around the morning rush on Tuesday and lasting into Wednesday, after arriving a little earlier than initially forecast.
