Discussion: Our light snow event for this afternoon/evening is currently moving over the Appalachian Mountains and re-establishing precipitation on the coastal plain in SW PA. This precip is what will now push across SNJ from W to E until about
Discussion: Quite a bit to talk about today. Mainly two upcoming systems capable of producing accumulating snowfall for parts of New Jersey. Let’s dive right in. The first and most immediate system is a clipper, currently located over Iowa. This
Discussion: The sun is low, and the shadows are long. But all in all, it’s actually a nice day out there. I would soak in this last day of mild conditions because a prolonged cold air mass is on the
Discussion: I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. Things are about to get interesting and busy in the new year. But before we discuss that, a quick forecast for the rest of this year. We’re right smack in the
Discussion: This weekly outlook discussion will be in article form since there’s a few things to talk about for the near future. But first, a quick recap of how we got here and how 2024 is wrapping up. Overall, we
Discussion: Precipitation is underway but overall light so far. Areas N of I-78/NW of I-287 are cold enough for snow accumulation while all areas SE are still too warm. The line of freezing and snow/rain line has just started to
Discussion: The chances for much of New Jersey to see snowfall and snow accumulation tomorrow (Friday) night into Saturday morning continue to increase. Let’s break it all down. Real quick, we saw our rain last night with most of NJ
Discussion: Before we continue the biggest weenie wishcasting for a White Christmas ever, let’s quickly touch on tonight’s rainfall. Today is the last day of the milder stretch that started this week. Clouds should fill in more as we move
Discussion: To be crystal clear, a large snowstorm is not showing this weekend. That idea backed off a few days ago once models caught on to the idea of the leading N stream shortwave (the system that will bring rain
Discussion: A low is currently tracking to the N of the Great Lakes. We’re between the warm front and the decaying cold front attached to that low, otherwise known as a warm sector in the Norwegian Cyclone Model Theory. This
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