Discussion: So the forecast for today through Friday is rather straightforward and easy…cold and windy. During this time, NJ will be positioned under the W side of back building trough. The W side of a trough features colder flow out
Discussion: This article will cover the final forecast discussion and snow map for tomorrow (Monday) as well as some early thoughts on the weekend potential. We’ve beaten the physics to death on how the low responsible for Friday night’s light
Discussion: A quick recap… We originally (in late-December) identified three potential snow signals within the favorable snow pattern that kicked off Jan 2 and should go through at least Jan 16. The first was last night’s light SNJ snow clipper.
Discussion: Our light snow event for this afternoon/evening is currently moving over the Appalachian Mountains and re-establishing precipitation on the coastal plain in SW PA. This precip is what will now push across SNJ from W to E until about
Discussion: Quite a bit to talk about today. Mainly two upcoming systems capable of producing accumulating snowfall for parts of New Jersey. Let’s dive right in. The first and most immediate system is a clipper, currently located over Iowa. This
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