Discussion: Earlier this week, a short wave dropped into the N US and dove to Texas to form a closed-off upper-level low (ULL). This ULL drifted E a bit, through the SE US, before interacting with another upper wave, that
Discussion: This upcoming Sunday PM-Monday AM event is not a pure snowstorm. It will contain some wintry aspects to it (upfront snow…possibly ending as snow for some) but the meat and potatoes of it are a strong synoptic-scale rain and
Discussion: We’re still looking at a cold weekend. Current N/NW flow behind the departing ocean storm will pull Arctic air back over NJ tonight through early Sunday morning. It looks like no one will make it above freezing on Saturday
Discussion: A strong coastal low will be just offshore tomorrow (Friday). While nearly all model guidance suggests the precip to stay about 20-50 miles offshore, I just want to mention a small wildcard possibility of those precip bands making it
Discussion: The pattern, more favorable for winter storm development, is still expected to begin this Friday. I’m still only focused on the first few systems this Friday and Sunday-Monday but a very active pattern will continue afterwards to close out
Discussion: Much of the state eventually made it above freezing today with the warm front passage and warm sector. NWNJ elevations saw the worst of the freezing rain, as expected, and the precipitation will soon come to an end from
Discussion: Icy conditions are possible NW of the NJTP/I-95 corridor Sunday morning…after a cold overnight tonight directly under high pressure. A low pressure system pretty far N in Canada will team up with return flow behind the departing high and
Discussion: Real quick, tonight looks to remain cold, dry, and breezy/gusty out of the W/NW. Expect temperatures to bottom out in the teens/20s tomorrow (Saturday morning) just before sunrise. A high is approaching. We have the colder front-side flow of
Discussion: Our snowstorm is approaching New Jersey and will soon be here. As we’ve always been advertising, this is a quick mover with no blocking to slow it down. However, we have some powerful upper and mid-level dynamics that should
Discussion: The data continues to point towards a significant snow storm in New Jersey SE of the NJTP/I-95 corridor. Even though this system is still capable of delivering more of a widespread/statewide snowfall, amounts NW of the corridor look light.
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