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خوب نقشه های آنومالی هم آپدیت شدند و شواهدی دال بر فعالیت دریای سرخ هم در این نقشه ها از 20 ژانویه به بعد پدیدار شدند
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خوب نقشه های آنومالی هم آپدیت شدند و شواهدی دال بر فعالیت دریای سرخ هم در این نقشه ها از 20 ژانویه به بعد پدیدار شدند
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نسبت به نرمال خيلي وضعمون خرابه
اين سامانه حال داد داد نداد كارمون تمومه
و ما همچنان منتظر سرماي معهود هستيم
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سیستمی که تا دو روز پیش روش حساب نمی کردیم الان مدعی شده واسه خودش.
این بار دیگه برف رو هر چند برای ساعتی در رشت می بینیم.دیگه تمام شرایط فراهم هست.اگر نباره با این وضعیت نقشه ها،باید یه جور دیگه ای بهشون نگاه کنیم!
سیستمی که تا دو روز پیش روش حساب نمی کردیم الان مدعی شده واسه خودش.
این بار دیگه برف رو هر چند برای ساعتی در رشت می بینیم.دیگه تمام شرایط فراهم هست.اگر نباره با این وضعیت نقشه ها،باید یه جور دیگه ای بهشون نگاه کنیم!
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خبرهای خوبی از اقیانوس هند می رسه گویا!
Amir Mohsen
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[h=2]Cold Front to Erase Eastern Warmth Tonight and Monday
[h=6]By Brian Edwards, Meteorologist [h=5]January 13, 2013; 10:50 AM
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Click on this video for the latest short-term forecast for the Northeast part of the country.
The mild to warm temperatures across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast will be erased by a cold front which will move across the area tonight into Monday.
Temperatures remain well above normal across much of the East from Cleveland and Detroit through Pittsburgh and Charleston. The mild weather extends up into New England as well but temperatures are a bit subdued thanks to dense fog in place.
Very nice conditions are found in the Southeast with widespread 80s in Florida and 70s in the remainder of the Gulf states.
This warm weather is being caused by a surge of gulf air, thanks to southerly winds around high pressure centered off the East Coast.
The southerly winds are also bringing up abundant moisture, which is leading to the formation of dense fog over areas of the mid-Atlantic and New England with snow cover on the ground.
Change is on the way, however, as a cold front which will bring heavy thunderstorms to parts of the Tennessee Valley and Gulf Coast will swing through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast tonight into Monday.
Precipitation will accompany the front for many areas with rain falling overnight tonight from Albany and Buffalo, N.Y. through State College, Pa. down into the western Carolinas.
Rain will make it into the big cities of the I-95 corridor such as Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia by Monday morning, but it will have lost a lot of its punch.
Most of the I-95 cities will likely pick up under a tenth of an inch of rainfall, which won't lead to too many slow downs when it comes to the Monday morning commute.
The big story will be the temperature drop following the frontal passage. Most areas will fall 15 to as much as 30 degrees behind the front, which would send temperatures much closer to normal January levels.
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The mild to warm temperatures across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast will be erased by a cold front which will move across the area tonight into Monday.
Temperatures remain well above normal across much of the East from Cleveland and Detroit through Pittsburgh and Charleston. The mild weather extends up into New England as well but temperatures are a bit subdued thanks to dense fog in place.
Very nice conditions are found in the Southeast with widespread 80s in Florida and 70s in the remainder of the Gulf states.
This warm weather is being caused by a surge of gulf air, thanks to southerly winds around high pressure centered off the East Coast.
The southerly winds are also bringing up abundant moisture, which is leading to the formation of dense fog over areas of the mid-Atlantic and New England with snow cover on the ground.
Change is on the way, however, as a cold front which will bring heavy thunderstorms to parts of the Tennessee Valley and Gulf Coast will swing through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast tonight into Monday.
Precipitation will accompany the front for many areas with rain falling overnight tonight from Albany and Buffalo, N.Y. through State College, Pa. down into the western Carolinas.
Rain will make it into the big cities of the I-95 corridor such as Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia by Monday morning, but it will have lost a lot of its punch.
Most of the I-95 cities will likely pick up under a tenth of an inch of rainfall, which won't lead to too many slow downs when it comes to the Monday morning commute.
The big story will be the temperature drop following the frontal passage. Most areas will fall 15 to as much as 30 degrees behind the front, which would send temperatures much closer to normal January levels.
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