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  • More winter weather on the way as Freehold digs out of another blizzard 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 11th, 2010 | Comment

    The entire northern Mid Atlantic is digging out of 6 to 24 inches of snow that feel over much of the region the past 24 hours as the blizzard that impacted the region exits into the Atlantic.

    The water vapor satellite image this morning clearly shows the exiting intense area of low pressure moving into [...]

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  • Blizzard conditions return to Freehold and Monmouth County 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 9th, 2010 | Comment

    A significant winter storm is beginning to develop over the Gulf Coast that will bring the entire forecast area heavy snowfall and very strong winds.  The most significant impacts will be focused towards the coastal plain once again, where many locations have experienced one of the snowiest winters of all time.  This storm will likely [...]

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  • Another significant snowfall on the way for Freehold 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 8th, 2010 | Comment

    Here we go again!  Another major winter storm has a target for the northern Mid Atlantic with the potential for another one to two feet of snow for many locations in the New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan area along with very strong winds and near zero visibility for Wednesday morning.

    The water vapor satellite [...]

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  • More snow on the way! 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 7th, 2010 | Comment

    The area of low pressure that produced over a foot of snow over central New Jersey and up to 30 inches over much of southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia metropolitan area is now in the northern Atlantic.  This storm will enhance the negative NAO pattern, which will play a significant role in the development [...]

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  • Dangerous and complicated winter storm on the way for New Jersey 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 5th, 2010 | Comment

    I have to admit, it is these types of forecasts that I love.  High risk, high reward.  Kind of like being a gambler in a way as the adrenaline is pumping.  The forecast for this storm is one of the most complicated forecasts I've had to make in over 8 years of professional forecasting and [...]

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    • Chris F 9:29 am on February 5, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Isn’t it funny how uncertain (and on what a huge range) it is to predict the weather tomorrow, but we know to the prevision of a fraction of a degree what the weather will be in 100 years? :-)

    • Theresa 11:12 am on February 5, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Found this post while trying to decide if a weekend trip to Hoboken/NYC from Buffalo NY, driving down this evening and back Sunday afternoon would be a good idea. After reading this, it still seems uncertain. There could be 3 inches of snow after we get there, or we could get caught in near blizzard like conditions with the wind Friday evening.

      • Colleen Curry 11:40 am on February 5, 2010 Permalink | Reply

        From all the reports we’re hearing in these parts, it seems like the NY area will only get a few inches total. Plus, who doesn’t love a snowy NYC weekend? You’ll have the place to yourselves!

  • Uncertainty remains as major winter storm heads east 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 4th, 2010 | Comment

    I would love to say this morning that I know exactly what this storm is going to do and that I have complete confidence in the way the models are handling the moisture advection at the mid levels, the expansion of the precipitation shield, and the strength of the Sub Tropical disturbance.  If I could [...]

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  • Significant Winter Storm Begins To Take Shape 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 3rd, 2010 | Comment

    As one low pressure system exits from the region, another more significant storm is already organizing over the Southwest and northern Mexico.

    The low pressure system that is exiting into the Atlantic this morning produced a light snowfall with most locations receiving 1 to 3 inches of wet snow.  The low pressure system will continue [...]

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    • notallofus 1:09 pm on February 3, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      That is one detailed forecast!! LET IT SNOW!!

    • kate 8:50 pm on February 3, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      I really enjoyed this detailed forecast. Thanks for the scientific forecast.

  • Scattered snow showers this afternoon appetizer for this weekend 

    by Steven DiMartino on February 2nd, 2010 | Comment

    A weak low pressure system is approaching from the Ohio Valley this morning that will interact with a Sub Tropical disturbance this evening along the Mid Atlantic coast.  This low pressure system will redevelop east of Delaware, producing scattered snow showers throughout the New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan areas this afternoon through tonight.

    The [...]

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  • Arctic cold grips New Jersey as storm exits 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 31st, 2010 | Comment

    The low pressure system that brought over 6 inches of snow to many locations throughout southern New Jersey is exiting into the Atlantic.  Behind it, an Arctic air mass remains in control with temperatures in the single digits and teens for morning lows.

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  • Arctic cold start to the day, snow on the way! 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 30th, 2010 | Comment

    There's a lot to cover this morning!  So let's get to it!

    The area of precipitation that will impact the northern Atlantic this afternoon through this evening is currently developing over the Tennessee Valley and western Virginia under the influence of the strong Sub Tropical disturbance that is driving towards the Mid Atlantic coast.  The [...]

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  • Arctic cold conditions expected through the weekend 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 29th, 2010 | Comment

    In case you haven't realized from the gusty winds from last night, Arctic air has arrived for the New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan areas.  Temperatures this morning are in the single digits and teens over many interior locations and mid to upper 10's along the coast with a gusty northwesterly wind around 10 to [...]

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    • Julia Hays 10:30 am on January 29, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      I’m driving from the Gloucester County area to Pomona, NJ tomorrow to spend the night. I presume I should leave in the afternoon tomorrow to avoid the snow?

  • Cold front brings the return of Arctic air 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 28th, 2010 | Comment

    A cold front with an Arctic air mass behind the passage of the front is moving through the region this morning with scattered snow showers for much of the region.  The cold front is currently located in western Pennsylvania and will move east through the day.  Winds initially from the southwest will allow afternoon temperatures [...]

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  • Snow still a threat for this weekend 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 27th, 2010 | Comment

    I would love to be able to say I know exactly what is going to transpire over the next five days and I am extremely confident in the forecast I am going to issue.  The problem is that I can't say that and likely won't be able to say that until Thursday night.  Over the [...]

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    • SiodaNJ 11:02 am on January 27, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      I really appreciate the scientifically-detailed weather forecast! I helps to understand all the variables involved that could impact the weekend. Great Job!

    • notallofus 11:20 am on January 27, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Lets get some snow!!I remeber mr dimartino giving his daily forecasts in HS!! Hope we get some snow. What is the only job in the world where you can be wrong 90% of the time and not lose your job?

  • Return to cold conditions as snow threat increases for this weekend 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 26th, 2010 | Comment

    A weak disturbance behind the exiting cold front from yesterday, which produced rainfall amounts well over an inch in many locations, flash flooding, and some wind damage, has produced a few rain and snow showers early this morning, but is exiting into the Atlantic.  A deep Polar trough is become established over the eastern United [...]

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  • Heavy rain impacting morning rush hour, threat for significant snowfall growing for this weekend 

    by Steven DiMartino on January 25th, 2010 | Comment

    This morning, an impressive cold front is moving through central Pennsylvania and producing heavy rainfall throughout the Philadelphia and New York City metropolitan areas.  The cold front will continue to progress east this morning and exit the New Jersey coast by 12 PM and eastern Long Island by 2 PM.

    The rainfall with this cold [...]

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