Things are on track for rain changing to snow across the higher elevations of NW NJ into NY PA tonight.
Our current setup shows the low off the coast, which will get pulled back into the coast as cold air (blue) rushes in on backside.
For accumulations I still like the map below the best as it captures the elevations...
Storm over by tomorrow morning with lingering snow showers and colder conditions.
Good morning. My video below breaks down what to expect from a storm system that will deliver rain changing to wet snow for some spots tomorrow night. Expect any snow to be confined to the high elevations of NW NJ into PA. Winter then should get off to a good start in December this year. More to come stay tuned!
Good evening everyone and welcome back. I look forward to a fun winter of sharing my thoughts on the weather with you all. Below is my official forecast for this upcoming winter. I will be posting a lot more as season approaches.
Enjoy!
Made a few adjustments since this morning and honed on where I think heaviest snow will fall. Remember, most of this falls overnight and is over by daybreak.
Good morning. I made a few small tweaks to my map from yesterday to hone in on the 2-4 inch zone. Snow moves in overnight and is over before most people wake up. Very quick hitter.
At 1 am snow is moving into most places..
By 3am core of the snow is over the area...
By 7am its winding down..
Good morning. A clipper system moves into the area late tomorrow night. It is a quick hitter ending by Saturday morning. Expect light to moderate snow and colder temps. Below is my initial forecast.
I also have my eye on late next week for a larger storm. If this pans out it will prob be the last big storm threat we have for the season. Things look to warm up heading into March this year. Stay tuned for more information.
Good morning. The evolution of this storm took some unexpected shifts overnight and will be further south and colder than I expected. Rain moves in later tonight and changes to snow before daybreak Tuesday. Snow will continue until Tuesday afternoon and will be heavy at times. This will be a major winter storm for many across the region, especially in the higher elevations.
Below is my updated forecast.
Good morning everybody. Below is my updated forecast map for Monday night into Tuesday. Expect heavy rain to enter the region tomorrow night and transition to snow in the higher elevations of northwestern New Jersey and into New England by Tuesday morning. For areas closer to the coast, some snow will fall at the end of this event but I do not expect high accumulations. This is really going to be the Poconos into New England with the highest snowfall totals. In New Jersey most of the snow snow will be confined to the Northwest corner of the state. For other areas north of 78 expect a few inches possible.
For our friends in New England you have to be about 15 miles off the coast to start to see some decent accumulations. Once you get into the core of Connecticut Massachusetts etc this is an old-fashioned snowstorm.
Stay tuned I will have more commentary out tonight and tomorrow morning.
Good morning. A storm will impact the region Monday night through Tuesday. An initial batch of rain will change the snow for many areas. The snow could be heavy to the north. Below is my initial estimate for this event. I will have another update on this map tonight. Stay tuned a lot of details to come.
Haven't commented much bc its out of the Tri State but here is my forecast for tomorrow below. The highlands of NW NJ can see some snow from this but rain to start. True winter doesn't return till around Valentines Day. From there we prob have a 4 week run at winter weather before the season is over.
Good evening. I made some changes and below is my final forecast for tomorrow. I cut down amounts across the north and honed in on the zone of heaviest snow. Snow starts in early morning and lasts all day light to moderate at times. Expect temperatures to be very cold. Overall it will be a classic mid winter snowy day.
I will have a quick update out in the am. There's a twitter video I just cut you can find on the right hand side of this webpage.
Good morning. Our moderate snow event is still on track for Friday. Timing is Friday morning through the evening. It looks like the heavier precipitation will arrive around 10-11am tomorrow morning. This setup still has a high degree of volatility meaning we can see last min shift up to the time of the event with the narrow heavier band of snow. I am keeping my forecast from yesterday and I do not have any overwhelming data to change it. I will have a final update at 9pm tonight. It is my best estimate of where this heavy snow can set up at this time.
Lets take a loo at the expected evolution. This storm involves an initial batch of energy that will move offshore early Friday, then a trailing arctic wave that will try to capture part of it causing an extended period of snow for the daytime Friday. These capture situation are very hard to nail down...
Light snow should be in the area around daybreak tomorrow...
By time we approach afternoon it is snowing decent in most areas...
Around 7pm things should start to taper down...
Models are still spread in their precipitation outputs but a good middle ground is what the NAM model has...
Given it will be very cold across northern zones during this event add an inch or two to the amounts to account for higher snow ratios.
Very cold air then settles in for the weekend.
Stay tuned final update tonight around 9pm.
Good morning. Below is my initial estimate for impacts from snow on Friday morning. Very high volatility forecast so things can change. I tried to anticipate where this may trend. Stay tuned I will have a video update out tonight on this.
Good morning. Here is my final forecast below. Overall this is turning out to be a nice moderate snow event on tap. Timing is late tonight into tomorrow morning.
The GFS model is finally picking up on what I thought would happen with this system.
Big changes from what these models showed yesterday. They always tend to underestimate amplification of these storms in situations like this.
Storm should be over for most around noon time with very cold air in its wake. We then still have to watch next weekend for something bigger to develop. I am not sold yet, but the threat is there!
Good morning. Although it will not be major (originally thought it could be), data is supporting the shot at a moderate snow event late Monday night into early Tuesday afternoon. Below is my initial forecast map. I will share more details in next 24 hours.
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Good morning. Still far out as always, but I am gaining confidence this storm on Tuesday hits. I cut a video last night below that discusses my thoughts. More to come.
Good evening. My forecast is on track for tomorrow winter storm. The biggest development today is the arrival of the snowfall coming in earlier. This means snow can pile up fast across the tri state by late tomorrow afternoon. The video below is a quick breakdown of my concern. No changes to my accumulation map.
Good morning. I am making to changes to my going forecast from yesterday. A winter storm is expected to impact folks who live NW of Interstate 95 late Saturday afternoon into early Sunday morning. For areas in NNJ, this will be very elevation dependent for higher snowfall totals. My map tries to reflect that. I will have another update out tonight around 10pm.
Lets take a look...
The forecast...
Lets look at updated model guidance to review the evolution of the storm...
Snow should start to spread into the region by mid afternoon Saturday. Most areas north of Princeton should start as snow...
As the storm continues to move in, warm air is brought with it changing any snow to rain for most along I-95 by mid evening...
By the time we get just before daybreak on Sunday, the storm is ending in areas like NJ and still lingering in southern New England..
When its all said and done this will be a decent snowstorm for some and a rainy mess for others. Here is a blend of models snowfall foreacst...
Notice the cutoff in heavy snow where the mountains are in NW NJ etc. For most in tristate is this just a nuisance.
The reason why this is not a more widespread snowstorm is due to HP to our north sliding east. This allows more warm air to move in. Notice the red high below off the Atlantic coast.
For snow to make it to 95 you need this to be more reinforced.
Stay tuned. More updates to come.
Good morning. Below is my updated snowfall forecast for this weekend's storm. I will have an updated breakdown of the storm out tonight around 8pm. Overall everything is on track. Stay tuned!
Good morning. Below is my updated forecast map for the expected winter storm Saturday night into Sunday. This is my best initial estimate on what to expect. Nothing is ever a lock this far out but I do my best to try to make a forecast on where things may be trending.
The trends over the last 24 hours have been to weaken the storm vs yesterday. At this time folks in darkest shaded zone should expect a moderate snowfall starting just after dusk on Saturday night and ending Sunday morning.
There is no one model at this time that shows the storm evolving exactly as you see above but I will show the European as an example.
Storm still expected to move in after dusk on Saturday...
As the night goes on it really starts picking up in intensity...
The model above is overdone with the heavy snow that far south in my opinion. This should stay heaviest NW of I-78.
By Sunday morning the storm is over.
Trends over the last 24 hours have been to weaken the storm seen below. This means no widespread amounts near a foot. It also means some colder air can stay around for areas near NYC which allows for some minor accumulations...
Stay tuned, many updates to come. Video tonight at 8pm.
Good morning. Our regions first widespread winter storm will impact the area on Saturday night. Below is my initial estimate of impacts from this system. Overall, anyone NW-I95 should see a decent snowstorm out of this. Just to the south and east snow is expected, but not as heavy and may mix with rain.
Timing is Saturday night late into Sunday morning.
Here is my initial impact map..
Right now the European model has the best general idea of how I think this evolves...
Storm moves in Saturday night...
By early Sunday morning its cracking with heavy snow NW of I-95...
By mid morning Sunday its starting to taper off...
Again this is just my initial estimate and is subject to change. Stay tuned for daily updates and many videos to come breaking down the storm!
