Discussion: If you’ve been following along then by now you should have made all preparations for a high-impact wintry event in New Jersey this weekend. This includes all your French Toast ingredients, food, plans to stay warm, etc. This snowstorm
Discussion: Remember, deep breaths everyone. We’re still 36 hours away from this snowstorm beginning. Historically, we’ve seen large changes that drastically affect the outcome in less time than that. We are, however, gaining consistency on the idea of a high-impact
Discussion: This weekend winter snowstorm is a go. Again, deep breath everyone, we are still 3 and a half days from first flakes. Model guidance began a northward trend yesterday and then kicked into a second gear trend northward overnight.
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
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