Discussion: There’s not much to discuss until we approach the more favorable cold/snow pattern later this month. Today (Thursday) was mild but tomorrow will feel different. A slug of pecip should push through NJ overnight tonight from W/NW to E/SE
Discussion: Before we talk about this “NSFW snow lover content” I want to set a few expectations and reality checks. First, big snow is not guaranteed every year in New Jersey. Heck, sometimes even small snow is not guaranteed every
Discussion: Our weak thread-the-needle system has departed, leaving NNJ only with a graze of mixed wintry precipitation and under temporary N/NW flow. This will produce a colder night tonight (Monday night) than what we’ve gotten used to for the past
Discussion: Just a few small adaptations on today’s impact map. Let’s just walk through it in phases. Our break in the rain will end tonight (Saturday) around midnight as more rain moves into the region from the W and spreads
Discussion: We are supposed to be in a warmer non-snowy pattern right now…between the colder pattern earlier this month and before the colder pattern to set up in February. However sometimes a system threads the needle in a crappy pattern.
Discussion: The January thaw is underway, and rain is starting to trickle into the region. Rain will fill into more of NJ overnight tonight (Wednesday night) with a more widespread rain expected through Thursday ending Friday morning. We should then
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
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