Model guidance has continued to nudge precipitation northwestward into SENJ. Cumberland, Cape May, Atlantic, and SE parts of Ocean and Burlington Counties have the best chance to see light to moderate snowfall between 4AM and 10AM tomorrow. Snow showers are now reaching as far northwestward as the I-95 corridor as seen here on the latest NAM and RGEM.
12Z NAM between 7AM and 10AM tomorrow morning:
06Z RGEM between 7AM and 10AM tomorrow morning:
In English: My best guess is anything from a coating to an inch or so along 95—up to 4-6 inches for extreme SENJ. These SENJ jackpot zones are sometimes known to surprise despite having extremely sharp cutoffs to the NW. I’ll put a map out tonight which will probably reflect the same but with more detail. It should start after midnight tonight and wrap up just before noon tomorrow. Be safe! JC
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