Discussion: It’s been a very busy stretch for me since New Year’s Eve. Between three separate events so far in January (1/6, 1/16, and 1/19), most of NJ saw a period of snow. The 1/6 event dropped 8-12+ across NNJ,
Discussion: We’ve beat this system to death for over a week now as a long-tern storm signal coming into fruition. We discussed the physics of an InVerted Trough (IVT) and what it means for surrounding areas. You can look back
Discussion: A clear and cold day today is followed by a colder night. None of NJ will make it above freezing today and tonight temps should range from 10-25 from NNJ elevations to the most extreme SENJ coast (most of
Discussion: Precipitation should end over the next hour or two as a final slug of moisture moves off Delmarva and scrapes SENJ/ECNJ. Temps are dropping from W to E and rather fast now. Much of NJ is below freezing at
Discussion: It’s go time. It’s not a major snowstorm but it’s go time for some who haven’t seen snow in a while. Our wave has developed enough to start a precipitation shield currently extending through Tennessee, WV, Virginia, Maryland, Delmarva,
Discussion: We’ve seen a two-part step-down in temperatures over the last few days. The first being a cold front attached to the Friday night system. This introduced the first gear of cold behind it which I consider stale Canadian cold
Discussion: The first cold front, the one attached to last night’s system has pushed through NJ today. Many started today in the 50s, some near-60, but have now been knocked down to the 40s in peak afternoon sunlight. Temps will
Discussion: I know everyone is far-sighted on the Tuesday-Wednesday potential snowstorm. I will get to it but first, a few things between now and then. We are still on track for a rain and wind system tonight (Friday) into early
Discussion: I know many are focused on the potential snowfall this coming Tuesday (Jan 16) but I wanted to squeeze in a weekend outlook including a detailed set of expectations for tomorrow’s (Friday) rain and wind storm. The Tuesday snow
Discussion: Last night’s storm system was certainly unique for January. Many are still dealing with some back bay, creek, stream, and river flooding aftermath today but this should subside by tonight/tomorrow. Winds last night were about 80% of what they
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