Discussion: The general look and feel of everything suggest to me that we’re finished dealing with the N Hemisphere’s coldest Arctic air for a while. Instead, we’re going to deal with a maritime polar airmass, currently moving into NW US/SW
Discussion: A bit more roller coasting of temperatures are expected over the next few days and through the weekend. It’s also important to realize that NNJ will behave very differently than CNJ/SNJ for upcoming precipitation due to the thermal gradient/boundary
Discussion: NJ is currently sitting under the bottom of a flat trough of cold air which extends into SE Canada…maybe just W of the bottom of it but still just inside the colder zone. This configuration is supporting W/NW or
Discussion: I know everyone is hungry for snow. The next signal is Feb 1-2 and as of now it looks rainy, maybe icy NW of 95. Just have to punt for the next week or so and consider that these
Discussion: It appears that a graze of at least flurries and snow showers are possible for SENJ late tonight into tomorrow morning. It’s not a slam dunk but some last-minute guidance has sparked some interest for at least a few
Discussion: There comes a time where a forecaster like me needs closure. I began tracking and discussing yesterday’s snowstorm signal on January 8 and it’s been a long process of data analysis and live observations leading right up through the
Discussion: There’s a lot to unpack on this graphic so I figured an update article is best. The storm is mostly unfolding as expected and at this time we have no changes to our going snow map. Below this image
Discussion: There’s no reason to beat the physics of this snowstorm any more than we have in the last 10 days. You are welcome to go back and read the discussions for such but nothing has really changed as far
Discussion: Today and tomorrow are milder as expected. Afternoon temps are ranging from 38-44 today (Friday) and possibly a few degrees warmer tomorrow (Saturday). Sunday should then reach the mid-to-upper 30s for afternoon high temps before falling below freezing for
Discussion: Light snow is pushing across NJ from W to E as expected. There’s still a slug of precipitation reaching back to W PA, so NJ can expect about 3-6 more hours of this. Nothing crazy but most of it
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