we still have some time, but I think we are lookin gat a low end warning event for extreme SEPSA/SNJ at this point. The models have been all over this disjointed aspect of the coastal for some time now. I think 6-8" is a good bet right now.
you'd be wrong, sorry. Storm has occluded and is indeed sinking SE. Once occlusion occurs the center is cutoff from moisture, thus further allowing for the dry air from the NW to push in.
very fine flurries in the last 30 mins or so here with sun out. And by very fine, I mean without the sun shining off of them, I probably wouldn't have noticed.