Discussion: After reviewing the latest data and live observations, I’ve noticed a few things. For one the low pressure system’s expected track in the Atlantic Ocean has trended not so much west, but has consolidated on the western side of
Discussion: We’re very cold today through Tuesday as Arctic air reigns dominant. This poses a serious risk of hypothermic medical issues for those braving it outside for either the ball drop or any other outdoor activity surrounding New Years. If you
Discussion: The most impressive remnant of the northern stream energy has moved through S PA and into SNJ this morning. This initial energy is now moving out into the ocean however the weak coastal cyclogenesis has begun near Delmarva. This weak
Click here for full-resolution snow map! Discussion: No real changes to last night’s forecast. Snowfall is currently approaching the Ohio Valley region. This should spread through PA and N MD overnight before exiting across NJ tomorrow. Timing is between dusk and
Click here to view full resolution snow map! Discussion: An area of northern stream energy will pass through New Jersey on Saturday from W to E. This energy split off of an incoming wave from the Pacific Ocean near Washington
Discussion: The December 29-30 period has presented a general storm signal for some time now. And that’s all we’ve been advertising due to the complex setup of multiple northern stream shortwaves coming in from and around the Arctic trough…as well
Discussion: Please be careful tonight, especially in NWNJ, as wintry precipitation is likely. We have not changed our forecast and snow map. Immediately following this system will be strong winds out of the W/NW. Gusts of 40mph+ are possible throughout
Click here for full resolution snow map! Discussion: Once today’s warmer disturbance tracks away to our NE, two more disturbances should track parallel to the Appalachian Mountains between Sunday-Monday (Christmas Eve-Day). The low closer to the Apps will likely transfer to
Discussion: An area of ridging should dominate the weather pattern through Sunday. This means milder temperatures overall with an especially gloomy Saturday. While Saturday does not look like an all-day washout, it should feature periods of fog, drizzle and on/off
Discussion: Real quick, scattered light precipitation could fall overnight tonight. Only NJ areas N of I-78 would be cold enough for wintry precipitation. Very light amounts are expected but could still slick-up the early AM rush hour commute tomorrow. Moving
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