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  1. 3 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said:

    Looking more like nothing, hopefully extended sleet. And we'll see, LR forecasts are worthless to me. We are spoiled here now. It's hard to keep this up.

    We will start off as sleet and snow since dews will be low.

    The long range warmth is now gone on the models. All the tellies are becoming favorable .

    Watch for a snowstorm possibly at the end of this month of early december.

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  2. 20 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

    TBH, we were just outside most of the big storms last year in our area. I have seen snow in Nov, heck we had significant snow in Nov 2012 right after Sandy, with Freehold getting 13 inches. Maybe Unc can check this out, but Nov snows seem to correlate with less snowy winters IIRC. Let's hope for an interesting winter. 

    You don't have to worry about that

    This winter is going to rock

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  3. 17 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

    Coastal areas are going to go over to rain thanks to the warm Easterly flow. This has always been a front end only scenario. Once the surface low gets up to SNJ it's all over. After that it's going to depend on the evolution of the ULL. Some guidance is suggesting a secondary surface low could form on Friday morning. 

    Precip usually comes in faster than modeled with these type of systems so this might help out everyone in regards to frozen precip.

  4. So much for a prolonged stretch of warm weather

    NAO AO and EPO are going to be negative along with a favorable PNA in the near future

    December is going to be a very interesting month with cold and snow chances

  5. 2 minutes ago, sbos_wx said:

    As many here have confirmed, I don't see any type of miracle happening here near the coast. Should be toast, and I'm skeptical on measurable. Would consider a half inch a win if you're on immediate coastal plain. I'd think 1-3" inside 495. A general 3-6" outside 495. Perhaps 4-8" for higher elevations of SNE. You have onshore winds and discouraging mid level wind direction despite colder air in place. Wouldn't be surprised if this ends up being a warmer event tucked closer to LI, leaving most outside of higher elevations with lower totals. We need to keep an eye on how this trends in the next day or two.

    The high up north has been trending further south and anchoring  longer.

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