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Temp up to 17 and DT to 16. Still mainly sleet here - Monroe, NJ

Is it snow nw of that line.

Concrete here of 10.5 or so snow / sleet and

14 / 7 about 9 inches on the ground tough with the last 90 minutes of sleet

30s along the coast in NJ teens and lower teens just inland

Heavier rates and the snow battles back , lesser and the sleet takes over. Will hover between the 2 and rack up slower with 3:1 / 5:1 ratios but still another 0.8-1.0 LE to fall.

Yeah sleet is increasing and now mainly sleet - right down the road from you closer to Jamesburg

Suspect we'll teeter between mix / snow - sleet before becoming mainly sleet here in the next hour. Vrery good overrunning performance.

Anod now 50 / 50 Snow/ Sleet. Close to 8.5 9

Trying to squeeze as much of the anticipated 1.4 LE as snow - up to 0.46 now.

85/90% snow

more to show extent of precip not the mix line

85 - 90% snow here and +SN

Heavy rates counter acting the sleet progression here in Monroe, CNJ

Mesoscale Discussion 0058 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1055 AM CST Sun Jan 25 2026 Areas affected...northern Pennsylvania...southern New York...northern New Jersey...Connecticut...Rhode Island...and southern Massachusetts. Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 251655Z - 252100Z SUMMARY...Heavy snowfall is expected through the afternoon with rates up to 2 inches per hour. DISCUSSION...Widespread heavy snow is already ongoing across Pennsylvania and New Jersey this morning. This heavy snow will shift northeast through the afternoon. In addition, very heavy rates are expected to develop across far southeast New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. In this region, very strong 700mb frontogenesis is forecast between 18Z and 21Z amid strong isentropic ascent. In addition, amid strong warm-air advection, the transition zone from snow to sleet is moving rapidly north across eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey (as sampled by KDOX Correlation Coefficient). Expect this transition zone to continue to advect north during the early afternoon before stalling near the Connecticut shore by mid-afternoon.

sleet line visible on the above loop pushing around i-195