Brutal Cold Returning To The Northeast

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Dear list members,

 

Affliction of natal L4 Venus in H6 by transit stationary Ketu in H2

and aspect of transit stationary Rahu in H8 to H4 MEP in SAMVA USA

chart explains well the extreme and volatile weather conditions in USA

this winter. There seems to be no let up in the extreme cold these days.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

Brutal Cold Returning To The Northeast

(State College, PA) - While wicked weather will not return to the

nation early next week, arctic air will make a comeback across the

Northeast. After a seasonable day today and Monday, frigid air from

the north Tuesday will send temperatures back to the brutally cold

values of this past February.

 

After a mild start, the weekend will end with thermometers reading

temperatures more typical for early March across the Northeast. While

flurries and bursts of heavier snow showers occur across the interior,

residents of Philadelphia, Pa., will notice that today's high near 40

degrees is significantly colder than Saturday's 58°. The entire

Interstate 95 corridor from Boston to Washington, D.C., will

experience similar temperature departures from Saturday to today.

 

While temperatures are noticeably colder across the Northeast today,

the East Regional News story states that even chillier air is looming

for the region. Following an arctic cold front that will touch off

light snow Monday, significantly colder air will blast into the

Northeast Tuesday, sending temperatures back to the brutal cold values

of this past February. Howling winds will return the threat of

dangerously colder RealFeel® temperatures.

 

Thermometers in New York City have not failed to rise above the

30-degree mark since February 16. On Tuesday, the frigid air pouring

down from the north will only allow temperatures to rebound to 25°.

The cold will be more pronounced farther inland with a high of 10° at

Burlington, Vt., with frigid winds making the air feel like

temperatures are reading below the minus 20-degree mark!