Accuweather posts a heavy snow warning for southern New Jersey
.THURSDAY COMMENTS:
Forecasters see signs the snow will expand to the North as well.
A chance of light snow Saturday into Sunday. It still looks like the heavy snow will miss us, but doubts are present. 1 to 4 inches is a good guess for the Metro area. The storm track is not yet certain, so things could change by forecast time tomorrow morning. Two forecast models show NJ getting more snow, we have to wait to see if the other models agree.
A quite windy and cold Thursday morning.
Friday- not much happening,cold,less wind.
South Jersey and shore areas will be most affected,with as much as 6 inches of snow or more,strong winds,coastal flooding.
Christmas Forecast: Rain and/or snow ending as snow showers. It could begin Christmas Eve. If you believe this forecast, you must also believe in elves.
A major widespread winter storm does appear likely, just who gets a big pile of snow is not now known. It might be New Jersey, it might be the mid-west. This storm dives down to the Gulf of Mexico, and then makes a sharp turn to the North. Then what?..........
THE Christmas snowstorm is shown by the forecast maps above. Snow or rain on the way! A classic Nor'easter. ho! ho! ho!
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