very little eastern movement of this blob of precip to our west shutting out anyone east of Trenton to Baltimore - will it start shifting east ? I suspect tomorrows precip shield will also have the same straight line cutoff
Sharp cutoff southwest to northeast currently Trenton NJ down to D.C. along Rt. 1 in Central NJ sky very dark to the southwest as its moving towards the northeast
Once again = RGEM map doesn't make sense especially with the crazy spread of amounts along the coast and an inch and a half in Warren/ Sussex County NJ
its almost time to begin watching radars and other surface reports to determine if they are matching up with various guidance - if there was ever a time to do it it would be prior and during these borderline events
ok- here it is
Snow storm, February 11-12, 2006 - Storm Summary
BUT the key ingredient is missing this time around the SE Canadian HP - and there was no lp over Great Lakes
Snow storm, February 11-12, 2006 - Surface Maps
Was jan 14th-15th 2006
Snow storm, January 14-15, 2006 - Storm Summary
Plus that setup wasn't the same as this one
Snow storm, January 14-15, 2006 - Surface Maps
The problem I have with this Saturday event is its only going to last a few hours earlier in the day so the daytime heating after that will probably melt the lss than an ich accumulation