SNJ has snow on the way. Here’s the last prediction before live observations begin…
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Disco: It’s apparent, from looking at radar and other live obs data, that energy is rounding the trough and creating the best frontogenic forcing support over the Kentucky/West Virginia area. This is the energy that will eventually swing through Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and possibly some of S Pennsylvania before bringing frozen precipitation to parts of SNJ starting early tomorrow morning. There’s no reason why isolated/scattered snow showers cannot start before midnight. But the meat and potatoes of this event are tomorrow morning. A coastal surface low should eventually form off Delmarva early tomorrow and reinforce the precipitation shield over SNJ/SENJ before everything pulls away by late morning.
We then turn to another wave moving into the region for Tuesday which could compliment areas to the N and W unaffected by tomorrow morning’s disturbance. The overall larger storm signal is then still showing for Superbowl Sunday into Monday. Surface solutions are all over the place, as expected, and should not be taken seriously at this point. Let’s see how the ensemble suites treat the possibility over the next few days as energy approaches the W US from the Pacific.
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In English: The map above is straightforward and illustrates what to expect, starting as early as late tonight through late tomorrow morning. It’s a SENJ-favored light snow event. The Tuesday system could then bring light snow to all areas missed with this system. I’ll have analysis posted tomorrow on that. Then we continue to track the Superbowl Sunday into Monday larger wintry possibility. Be safe! JC
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