Feb 8: Final Call on Winter Storm

The main headline for this storm will be ice in CNJ and NNJ. Snow has become a much lesser concern regardless of the significant accumulations still possible in NNJ. SNJ will have the least amount of wintry impact with mostly rain but could still end as flurries.

Precipitation has already begun in extreme NNJ and will continue to work into points south through this evening and overnight. Precipitation should be filled in tomorrow morning. The main period of interest will be Monday between noon and sunset. This is when the temperatures are expected to crash from NW to SE. If you remember last Friday a similar scenario could develop for CNJ and NNJ during this time frame. Ending precipitation should taper off by early Tueday morning.

In English: NNJ: Snow to mix to snow starting now and ending early Tueday. CNJ: Snow/mix to rain to ice to snow starting later this evening and ending early Tuesday morning. SNJ: Mixing possible to start overnight but mostly rain possibly ending as flurries early Tuesday morning.

Model image used with permission from WeatherBell Analytics.

Jonathan Carr

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