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A very tricky forecast has much of the Pacific Northwest on edge for dealing with a potential winter storm from Friday into the weekend, including heavy snow, freezing rain and temperatures well below average.

Millions of people from the Southeast through the mid-Atlantic and New England are bracing for a powerful storm system that will likely develop into a nor’easter, which will bring a wide variety of precipitation from flooding rain in the South to ice in the mid-Atlantic to snow in major cities in the Northeast, like New York City and Boston, this weekend.

The large Tropical Disturbance – officially tagged Invest #94L – on the far side of the Atlantic has lots of runway and a generally conducive atmospheric pattern ahead to develop into at least a tropical depression.

Tropical Storm Philippe is like the middle son who will not under any circumstances do what he’s told to do. In fact, he does the opposite.

Hurricane Lee is on track and slowly strengthening. The ocean and atmosphere ahead appear extremely conducive for significant intensification, so the National Hurricane Center and the computer forecasts show a super-intense hurricane as it tracks well north of Puerto Rico and the surrounding islands over the weekend.

There is a general consensus among the most reliable computer forecast models that a broad, disorganized disturbance over Central America will move north into the western Caribbean Sea over the weekend and then north into the Gulf of Mexico.

Hit hard, too. not only rain, but pretty strong winds later on tonight. heres the craziness. overnight, our long-range computer forecast models give us the new 12-hour updates. this is our european model, it is the best for long-term forecasting. this shows you where the center of harvey is as we go through friday. thats pretty much as expected into saturday. then as we go into sunday, into monday, notice what happens. it backs it up, back over the ocean. it actually regenerates it a little bit....

Oh, i wish i was in tampa. lets look at -- i also want to mention this is our next storm system thats developing across the southwest. the potential for flooding for southern california in towards the four corners. but this is the mess across the northeast. delays at the airports philadelphia, newark, over four hours. okay? and i dont think some of those flights are getting in because its a mess. washington, d.c. freezing rain. philadelphia, freezing rain. snow in new york. long island up toward...

Its okay. yeah, these things definitely come into play, and the fact that its still weak puts a question mark on all of this. because weaker storms are more difficult to forecast for the computer forecast models that we rely on. so weve got probably another day to two to be more certain about this and i dont know what their threshold time is, but its got to be well before the convention before everybody gets there and have to try and turn them around. >> 70,000 people, indeed. bryan norcross fro...