We're watching our next coastal storm that will affect New Jersey late today,
and especially tonight and early tomorrow. Snow will not arrive in far southern
counties (Camden, Gloucester, Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Salem) until 6,
maybe 7 o'clock. Shortly after, it will spread rapidly across the state during
the first part of the night. Temperatures today - just in the low 30s, and
mostly in the 20s tonight.
There is some hint that there could be a
changeover to sleet and rain along the south coast from LBI or just near there,
on south to Atlantic City and Cape May. That's why I am only going for 3
to 6 inches down that way.
However,
even when the snow tapers off to flurries and ends tomorrow, expect at least 6
inches near the Delaware River, 6 to perhaps 10 inches elsehwere. Highs
Wednesday 27 to 32 with blowing and drifting snow.
Partly sunny
and still windy Thursday, and only in the 20s.
We should be okay for
Friday. We may have another period of snow or just flurries as we head toward
later Saturday and Saturday night.
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