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
Discussion: Precipitation is well into New Jersey so it’s time to start live observations and provide a final set of expectations before the main wind storm portion arrives tonight. Some initial snow with this mainly N of I-80 and NW
Discussion: This is a very serious weather article with regard to public safety. I don’t like to hype storms but this deserves some hype to ensure maximum situational awareness. I know that this time of year, many are looking for
Discussion: The next few weeks of weather has a much more interesting look than the last month or so that included the rainy mild December. We currently have synoptic storm systems lined up almost every 3-5 days from now through
Discussion: This article will address a few things: The storm beginning now, the windstorm for Tues-Wed, and what to start expecting for the next few weeks. The embedded video is still relevant as we have no changes to yesterday’s snow
Discussion: This will be the last forecast discussion article heading into this system. Tomorrow morning, I might post one more to open up live observations. We’ve beaten this to death since Dec 31. It’s really just a weaker low that
Discussion: Today is all about the snow map. It will drive this discussion, layout our first forecast for this system, and anchor the embedded video below. To quickly summarize, El Nino has transitioned from an east based setup (ENSO regions
Discussion: Today is the last day of general tracking and model analysis prior to tomorrow’s initial snow map containing expected snow accumulations and other various storm impacts. There is no map yet today. However, we are forming a general idea
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