Approaching StormMAJOR SNOWSTORM TONIGHT
INCREASING WINDS AFTER MIDNIGHT
SNOW WILL FALL FOR 12 HOURS LESS BUT WILL BE VERY HEAVY DUE TO RAPID
DEEPENING OF THE STORM OVER OUR OFFSHORE WATERS
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JANUARY 11TH - 6AM
Winter Storm Warning in effect for the entire area with the exception of
the immediate coastlines of Atlantic and Cape May counties
Low pressure developing near Cape Hatteras on Tuesday morning and will
move north-northeast just east of Long Island by Wednesday morning. The
storm will undergo explosive deepening tonight leading to very heavy snowfall
rates between midnight and 6am.
Snow will develop between 6pm and 9pm in southern NJ, between 9pm and 10pm
in the I-195 corridor including the Neptune area and an hour later in NYC
metro and the remainder of northern NJ.
Snow will end from south to north on Wednesday morning.
There still is the chance of rain or sleet mixing in with the snow this
evening along coastal sections. There is a better chance of this from
southern Ocean County southward where accumulations may be reduced because of
mixing and simply being a bit further south of the best dymanics with the
storm.
Snowfall accumulations of 8 to 12 inches are expected for northern Ocean
County, Monmouth County and the eastern half of northern NJ including NYC.
Elsewhere, 6 to 10 inches of snow are expected except for immediate
coastal sections from southern Ocean County southward where 3 to 6 inches of
snow are expected and areas near the Delaware River in southern NJ, including
Philly, where 5 to 8 inches are expected.
Some of the model guidance early this morning is really impressive with
how strong this storm becomes in a short period of time. There will be a
period after midnight to around sunrise when near blizzard conditions will
occur. Fortunately, the storm is progressive so the duration of the snow
will not exc_eed 12 hours.
Wednesday will feature clearing skies and windy conditions with temps in
the low 30s.
I will make a quick post to the web site around midday.
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