Discussion: This will be a very detailed and in-depth weather discussion about two things: The approaching prolonged cold pattern and the weekend snowstorm potential. The In English section will also lay out a schedule of programming for this week as
Discussion: My previous live observation real covered the remainder of the Saturday morning wave. This article will now cover the Sunday-Monday coastal snowstorm. It’s still not a KABOOM, but it certainly is a coastal snowstorm capable of delivering a significant/plowable
Discussion: The “two snow systems in one weekend” idea has gained legs. For the first time all week, we have a slightly increased confidence in how the weekend will play out. The model data has converged towards the following solution.
Discussion: There are two snow chances for snow this weekend, Saturday and Sunday and they are connected. Neither event is currently looking like a major snowstorm. These two snow possibilities are going to be the last salvageable snow from the
Discussion: As expected, we saw some wild hits and misses on the models this past weekend. The models, however, failed to converge on a favorable solution, for Thursday-Friday Jan 15-16 like what the GFS had Friday and what the Euro
Discussion: Back to article mode to address the approaching rain and longer-range wintry signals. Right now (Friday 1/9 3:00pm) most of NJ is cloud with temperatures ranging from about 45-55 NNJ to SNJ. It feels a lot warmer than that
Discussion: This article is not a forecast. It’s a deep dive into the future physics of the atmosphere for the purposes of snowstorm signal hunting. If you’re looking for a quick “is it going to snow or is it not
Discussion: Some snow showers and flurries pushed across NNJ/CNJ today with little to no accumulation. This is the sayonara precipitation to the cold air for a short break as warm air pushes into the region for this week. We currently
Discussion: This article/report will be looked down upon by the winter/snow lover. But it cannot stay cold and snowy the entire winter. Let’s recap for a moment. Since Thanksgiving Weekend 2025 (Black Friday to be exact), New Jersey has seen
Discussion: It’s hard to even call this wave a clipper with how weak it is. But a dissolving clipper will push through the Mid-Atlantic US tonight. As far as the snow showers that a clipper typically brings, it really only
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