Click here to view full resolution snow/sleet map! Click here to view full resolution freezing rain map! Discussion: This Wednesday’s winter storm will not be a major snow event. It could however present travel safety hazards for Wednesday PM travel. The
Click here to view full resolution map! Discussion: A weak area of low pressure will track across NJ from W to E between Sunday evening and Monday morning. No tricks or curve balls. It’s fairly straight forward. I’m not seeing much
Discussion: The three signals have all trended less snowy. All three of them. If you like snow then you should just stop reading and check back in a few days to see if the third signal trended snowier. The first signal
Discussion: There are three snow signals between this Saturday and mid next week. The first is this Saturday afternoon through early Sunday morning. Currently the guidance points towards something similar to what happened this past Sunday night/Monday morning in SNJ. There’s
Discussion: Our second system is disrupting NJ travel quite a bit today for NNJ and parts of CNJ. Most of SNJ has changed over to rain and will not go back until this event concludes late tonight/early tomorrow. The notable trends
Click here to view full resolution map! Click here to view full resolution map! Discussion: This article and its snow maps are being advertised as “from this point forward” meaning they do not include any snow or ice that has fallen
Click here to view full resolution map! Click here to view full resolution map! Discussion: Since this second system features both snow and ice we’ve separated the impact maps accordingly above. System one should finish up by mid-to-late morning tomorrow (Monday).
Click here to view full resolution map! Discussion: Our first system is approaching from the W. High pressure is sliding E out to sea from Delmarva and the back-side return flow will feed our precipitation shield with moisture and warmth. But
Two wintry systems are expected in the first half of this week. To be outright neither system is a big snow storm however they should have high-impact on travel. At the end of the day we’re here for safety… First
Discussion: The upper-level pattern is whack. There’s a split-flow near the NW US and a convergence zone in the central US. Friday should reach well into the 50s for most as NJ is warm-sectored. A cold front should then push
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