Snowy Monday ahead!

A general 6 to 12" snowfall will begin late Sunday and continue through most of Monday.

The details may be clear by late Friday night.

Kansas to Massachusetts: Up to a Foot of Snow to Fall Across 1,300 Miles

Kansas to Massachusetts: Up to a Foot of Snow to Fall Across 1,300 Miles <click here.

Midwest and East Await Long-Duration, Disruptive Snow

Midwest and East Await Long-Duration, Disruptive Snow < click here.****

Mostly cold and dry until early Sunday and then another storm.

Snow flurries and snow showers today and tomorrow, a small accumulation is possible , especially early tomorrow.

WPC is forecasting a storm beginning Sunday, March 2, through March 4.  A total of 4 to 10 inches of snow and sleet may occur.  A mix of snow, ice, rain is likely, so accumulations will vary widely depending upon your temperature and location.  The northwest should see the most snow.

Polar Vortex to Make Encore Performance Midwest, East

Polar Vortex to Make Encore Performance Midwest, East < click here.

NYC: Mild Weekend to be Followed by Cold, Snow

NYC: Mild Weekend to be Followed by Cold, Snow <click here.

Mild weekend will give way to cold and snowy next week.

By Wednesday it will feel like the polar vortex is back.  It will be.  There may be light snow Wednesday and a bigger storm next weekend.  Lots of uncertainty, especially since all the models have been less reliable than usual, all winter.

Very cold weather with lots of snow potential is still in the long range weather forecast for New Jersey and New York Metro.

 Next week will feature a light snow.

The weekend following will potentially produce 1 to 2 feet of snow.  March roars in like a lion!

EURO weather model has two snowstorms next week for New Jersey and New York Metro.

Cold air returns next week but until then we will have mild temperatures.  Lots of melting Friday.

Then next week, a snowstorm for late Tuesday and then another on Friday.  The Friday storm looks like a strong one.

March will come roaring in next Friday, as it looks now.  But that is a long way off and a lot can change between now and then.

These storms may not be all snow but a mixture snow, ice and rain.  The pattern is really looking loaded with POTENTIAL.  As usual, there are no guarantees.

Sixty Million at Risk for Severe Weather Thursday, Friday

Sixty Million at Risk for Severe Weather Thursday, Friday < click here.

Warmup to Bring Flooding, Roof Collapse Risk Midwest, East

Warmup to Bring Flooding, Roof Collapse Risk Midwest, East <click here

NYC: Snow Hits Tuesday, Before a Warmup Wednesday

NYC: Snow Hits Tuesday, Before a Warmup Wednesday < click here.



The warm up will last several days.

A substantial snow early on Tuesday, several days of milder weather, and next week the arctic air returns.

New Jersey is getting a break in the weather forecast this week.  After  a snowfall on Tuesday of  from 3 to 6 inches, the weather turns milder.  We will see one day with 50 degree temperatures on Friday, along with rain, not snow.

But next week , it will turn colder again and snow is possible toward the end of February and the beginning of March.  So winter is not over but we do get a respite.

Thanks to WxRisk and NY NJ PA Weather and the National Weather Service.

More Than a Foot of Snow Slams New England

More Than a Foot of Snow Slams New England< click here.

Blizzard to Lash Eastern New England Saturday

Blizzard to Lash Eastern New England Saturday < click here.



New Jersey just missed a big snowstorm.