Certainly some heavy snow, wind and then some strong winds.
We know it's going to produce rain along the coast. We know we're going to have a powerful low. "I've been watching the computer models come in, and they're consistent with producing a strong storm along the New England coast. And that area of low pressure could position itself in the right location," FOX Weather meteorologist Michael Estime said.Īn abundance of warm air will likely keep snowfall totals in check for the major I-95 cities, but much higher amounts are expected to fall in the interior Northeast. That’s going to allow basically is for a little area of low pressure to develop. "The reason for it is because we're seeing a big dip in our jet stream by this upcoming weekend. The combination of interior snow, coastal rain and wind could prove challenging for travel north of Philadelphia through Maine starting late Sunday and lasting into possibly Wednesday. She's covered local government for nearly 20 years, with stops in Ohio and Florida before arriving in New Jersey in 2013.The FOX Forecast Center is tracking the potential for a nor'easter. Susanne Cervenka covers Monmouth County government and property tax issues, winning several state and regional awards for her work. "It's not out of the question ever," he said. Forecasts from the National Weather Service show below average temperatures are expected for much of March. Of course, large snowfalls have come in March and early April so it's a little to early to put Winter 2022-23 the low-snow records books, Robinson cautioned. "Some winters, it just doesn't want to snow." It’s the fact the cold air and moisture have not lined up together," he said. "It’s not just a matter of it being mild. It's that they haven't come at the same time. It's not that New Jersey hasn't had the ingredients for a big snowstorm, Robinson said. More: Jersey Shore sees some of its earliest spring sprouts on record: Will it last? Snowfall in New Jersey's southern climatological zone, which includes Ocean County, and its central zone, which includes Monmouth County, is at its lowest level on record for this late in the season, he said. There's a chance for more snow in Warren County, where 2 to 4 inches are forecast, and Sussex County, with a possible for 1 to 3 inches, he said.īut while Monday night's storm itself isn't much to write home about, what does make it special is, in fact, how little snow there's been, Robinson said. "If this was coming in the day, it probably wouldn’t be producing as much snowfall than it coming in overnight," said Eric Hoeflich, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. More: Propeller struck whale, necropsy found. Monday's balmy weather is expected to give way to colder temperatures that, mixed with moisture in the air, will open the door for overnight snowfall. In a season that has been notably snow-free, Monday night's snowfall could easily double the season totals, which have been on pace to be the least snowy season on record, Robinson said. For those of us with cross country skis gather dust, they’ll still be gathering dust."įorecasters say people traveling in northern and central parts of the state should leave some extra time during Tuesday's commute due to potentially slick conditions.
"This is not going to be a disruptive event, even in the slightest," said David Robinson, the state Climatologist at Rutgers University. More: Could this be the winter without snow for the Jersey Shore? Never fear, Team No Snow: Forecasters are predicting less than an inch for Monmouth and northern Ocean counties.Ī quick hitting storm will likely blanket Monmouth and Ocean Counties tonight with some snow, in some cases offering locations their first accumulations of the winter.
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