Hopefully, you haven’t yet saved your shovels from last week’s terrible winter storm. The next round is coming up on Sunday. How much we receive remains an issue, but 11 different analysts agree on one thing. You will need that shovel.
General forecasts range from 7 to 20 cm, with a slight change having a major impact on the amount of snow, hail or rain that receive different areas. The heaviest ranges of snow at the moment target the center of Jersey.
Everything is scheduled to start around Sunday sunrise, with heavy snowfall in the early hours of the morning. The snow is likely to lead to dangerous travel conditions, meteorologists said.
Steven DiMartino, head of NY NJ PA Weather The forecasting company is optimistic about the storm, warning residents that snow will arrive “like a freight train” and urging people to stay off the roads tomorrow.
In anticipation of Sunday’s snowfall, warnings and warnings for winter storms are in effect for 15 counties, mostly until Sunday night.
Here’s what several meteorologists are saying about what’s to come, starting on Saturday afternoon.
National Weather Service – NJ and Eastern Pennsylvania
Most recent snow forecast for most of New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania on Saturday, February 6 (a forecast map for northeast New Jersey appears below.)National Meteorological Service
National Weather Service – NYC region
Last snow forecast for the northeastern sections of New Jersey, along with New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley, on Saturday, February 6.National Meteorological Service
News 12 New Jersey
New Jersey 101.5 FM
NY NJ PA Weather
This is a NY NJ PA weather forecast map, a private forecasting company based in Monmouth County. It was last updated on Saturday morning, February 6.Steven DiMartino | NY NJ PA Weather
AccuWeather
AccuWeather forecasters are estimating that there will be 7 to 15 centimeters of snow in a wide strip of New Jersey on Sunday, February 7.AccuWeather
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NBC4 New York
NBC10 Philadelphia
CBS New York
Weatherboy weather forecasting company
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