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He just came back on again a couple minutes ago and said he expected "heavy snow tonight" that will be "tapering off", but then tomorrow there would be "periods of snow"-- so maybe he's thinking of a few wrap-around bands if that low meanders off the Jersey coast. Rates are picking up just a touch here now. Not quite out of the SN- but still no pingers in it, even with the temp slowly creeping up.
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You don't need a model to tell you a dry slot will be there. Because. Miller B. Still snowing here but SN- and not mixing with anything. Temp is now up to 31 & dp 29. Hearing Glenn on KYW right now and he is saying "it may be snowing all day tomorrow". And then saying the leftovers might still be going into Wednesday.
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The potential is there, and we have seen it, for some heavy bands to move back over the area from NW --> SE as the low moves away to the NE and if that movement is "slow", someone can get under a deathband with the pivot. At that point, it would be pulling colder air from further north over land vs pulling stuff in off the ocean with water temps in the 40s/50s or more (below pic from yesterday's readings).
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Last surface map. Still sleet/snow/rain mix here and temp now up to 30. All I can say is "Miller Bs are gonna Miller B". When I see models all over the map, I say "must be a Miller B". I think we are at a "warmer" part of the day too so may still get a back-end thump to make up for it in the sleet zones late this afternoon and overnight, especially if that low gets cut off.
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This. I had finally gone to bed last night around 11ish but woke up just after midnight to hear the sleet up against my windows and woke up again at 3 am and still sleet. Got up around 4:15 am and sleet. There was a brief period when the precip did stop early this morning, but that didn't last too long. Currently a mix of sleet/snow/FZRA (heavier on the sleet side) and 29.
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South Jersey into the Philly metro area was always in the "mix" (sleet/freezing rain/snow) zone during the transition between the two different storms (the one coming from the west and the one forming out in the Atlantic). So this was pretty much predicted. The bigger issue will be how and where the coastal Atlantic storm sets up and the precipitation from that will supposedly go all day, all night, and into tomorrow.