Latest Short-Range American Model Maps for This Weekend and a Snow Picture...

First of all, my mother sent this beautiful picture of the snow this morning in Interlaken, NJ (just outside Asbury Park).  I encourage all of you to forward any weather related photos you would be willing to allow me to post here on the blog. Email to edgeweather2@gmail.com.

Now, as far as this weekend goes, it is all about the exact track of the storm. North of the track of the storm there will be a band of heavy, and even extremely heavy snowfall. This can be seen nicely on the short-range American model that came out just now. Click on the image to enlarge. Image courtesy WeatherBell Analytics.

Below is the snowfall map for our immediate area from the short-range American model. Click on the map to enlarge. Image courtesy WeatherBell Analytics.

And as I have been saying, there will be a band of heavy ice that will develop just to the southeast of the band of heavy snow. In that regard, below is the latest sleet map from the short-range American model. Click on the image to enlarge.  Image courtesy WeatherBell Analytics.

And then just to the southeast of the heaviest area of sleet, there will be a band of heavy freezing rain. In that regard, below is the latest freezing rain map from the short-range American model. Click on the image to enlarge.  Image courtesy WeatherBell Analytics.

As you can see, THE EXACT TRACK OF THE STORM WILL MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE!

So, please be sure to check in throughout the day for the latest information...

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