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Those of us in northern/NW NJ, we want that low to stay as close to the coast and climb as north as possible before scooting east! .

32 on the nose in Montville,NJ (24 miles NW of Manhattan). Been misty snow all day. Very light snow now, starting to accumulate on grass and car tops. No pavement yet. Hoping to get in some nice bands and hit 20-24in here! .

The 1996, 2006, 2016 and now 2026 KU run will continue! .

Whatever this means….does it mean that it can come further NW? [emoji3] .

I think the craziest part about this is that this could actually get even better because there’s room to come further NW with the track. This is where the NAM gets into its wheelhouse so it has to be taken seriously.

Good thing I brought up the 30 inch question before…. .

I didn’t think the 18z NAM could be topped….this might be a biblical run… .

Looks like snow moves in early Sunday morning per NAM. .

NAM is running! Here we go. Buckle up! .

Highest recorded snowfall by me in Montville, NJ (Morris County, NJ) was about 27 inches in the March 2018 storm. Would love to experience that again. And a fun fact…there has never been 30 inches of snow ever officially recorded in NJ. 29.7 is the record in 1947. Do you think we will ever see 30+ inches, especially with today’s seemingly deeper strengthening storms? .

Wow. And look at all of those west leaning lows. This may tuck even more. .

Now let’s just get those orange colors about 50 miles northwest! .

NAM running…. .

Major difference is the PNA ridge amplification. I’d like to see that continue tonight. It would amplify the trough downstream. This would pull it further SW. Look at the height trends starting to rise off the east coast. I don’t think we’re out of the game yet. It’s the bottom of the 7th but we have a few runners on and we’re down by a few runs!

0Z CFS was a big hit....12Z CFS runs later....not sure how good this model even is.....