All sorts of weather expected this weekend. Let’s break it down… Disco: So that there’s no confusion, the cover image only represents possible conditions Saturday evening. The entire weekend will not be rainy and stormy however it will start milder
More mild weather is on the way and possibly even some natural fireworks for the weekend. Let’s break it down… Disco: Northerly flow, currently associated with the front-side of weak approaching high pressure, has chilled the region down. This should
This weekend kicks off a mild stretch. Let’s break it down… Disco: Not much to speak of synoptically. A few areas of weak high pressure will be moving through the E US. A low pressure system will be passing by
Disco: Two shortwaves have tracked across the US and are now phasing together for another powerful coastal New England storm. Had the phase happened a bit earlier, then New Jersey could have seen a significant to major winter storm. Instead,
An active February pattern continues this week. Let’s break it down… Disco: As far as the Wednesday-Thursday system, there still exists two major players on the field. This period of winter storm potential was first identified last week with a positive-phased
Mixed wintry precipitation is falling across NNJ. Winds are going to crank tonight-tomorrow. Let’s break it down… Disco: High pressure to the NE is back-feeding the surface and 925mb level with cold air (between I-78/I-80 and northward). The approaching low
After review of today’s guidance, here’s our expected snow and ice totals for NNJ overnight tonight and tomorrow… Click here for full resolution snow map. Click here for full resolution ice map. In English: Wintry precipitation could produce dangerous conditions for
Low pressure will be moving through New Jersey tomorrow (Sunday). It is expected to stay above 1000mb before ejecting into the Atlantic Ocean later tomorrow evening and bombing out for New England on Monday—less than a week after the recent high-impact storm
Overnight tonight we’re cold and gusty. Temperatures should fall into the teens for most. SNJ might hang in the lower 20s but NWNJ could drop into the single-digits. Winds are still gusting 25-35mph across the state which basically makes it feel
Some are happy. Some are sad. That is the way of New Jersey snow. Let’s break it down… Official accumulations from NWS Mt. Holly NJ Official accumulations from NWS Upton NY The storm rapidly intensified from Virginia through its Atlantic
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