Explaining the Nor’easter storm

Commanders’ Weather, which provides specialized marine weather forecasting and routing for sailing and cruising yachts worldwide, explained how Nor’easters torment the northeastern U.S. each winter:

“While these storms can develop a few different ways, the strongest tend to spin up in the Gulf of Mexico, cross the southeastern U.S., then streak up the East Coast. Initially fueled by moisture and heat in the Gulf of Mexico, the storm then pulls in wintry cold air from the interior U.S., and the resulting sharp temperature gradient fuels fast development.” – Full report

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