Game over for this one. Every major model has this thing so suppressed even DC may be out of it.
With our luck these past few winters, I guess we were due for one like this. Time is running out on our snow chances here!
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My blog for discussions about weather in the Central New Jersey area. Specifically, I will be blogging about winter weather but will occasionally blog about other severe weather or weather events that are noteworthy
Friday, February 17, 2012
Late Weekend Update
Looking more and more like the northern part of the area will be on the outside looking in for this weekend. Models continue to show a suppressed storm not really moving any further north as of now. Even the NAM model which is the furthest north with the precipitation keeps measurable precipitation to central NJ as its most northern point. Most models are showing the northern extent of precipitation makes it to very southern NJ.
Southern NJ should see some accumulating snows. The jury is still out for Philly up to central NJ. Anyways, more to come.
Southern NJ should see some accumulating snows. The jury is still out for Philly up to central NJ. Anyways, more to come.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Late Weekend Update
Modeling today has kept a supressed storm idea, meaning the storm for this weekend will develop off the NC coast and move due East away from impacting our area. I will still be watching it, but as of now, it does not appear to have any impact on us for the weekend. Places in VA, WV, DC and MD look like they will cash in with a decent sized storm!
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