Jan 30: Snow Map for Tomorrow

This time NNJ is targeted for a light snow event. Let’s break it down…

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Disco: A quick moving shortwave will trail the system that brought snow to extreme SENJ this morning. At the surface, low pressure should move along the northern stream through our region before transferring to the coast to our N. This transfer could have huge implications at the surface, especially should it open up a dry slot. That would put accumulations on the lower side of the expected range.  If the system holds on slightly longer before transferring then some NNJ areas might over-perform. Our best guess in the middle is represented by our map above (collaborated on by Eastern PA Weather and Weather NJ).

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In English: NNJ should see a period of fast moving snow showers tomorrow morning into afternoon hours. Snow could start before noon but everything should wrap up by evening. When all is said and done, the above snow map represents our thoughts on surface accumulations.

I know everyone is curious about the larger winter storm possibility this Sunday (Superbowl Sunday) into Monday. Let’s get tomorrow’s system out of the way and start to look at real data approaching the W US off the Pacific. For now, the general winter storm signal is still there. Have a great night and please be safe! JC

Jonathan Carr

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