Update on The Storm , Snow Totals, and a Brief Look Into the Future...

I received only half what I was predicting in my area with a total of 2.5 inches prior to the changeover. I now have heavy sleet in Allamuchy, Warren County, NJ.  The temperature is however rising rapidly due to the east south east wind as the center comes close to Northern NJ. 

So, my guess is that the rest of you will also get about half what I was forecasting, so, those of you north and east of here, adjust your expectations accordingly. 

Temperatures will indeed warm above freezing in most areas by morning and we will get some heavy rain into tomorrow morning that could cause some flooding in many places. In fact, many places will be in the 40's and even some 50's for a brief time before temperatures fall sharply in the afternoon,

After the flooding, the next concern will be the bitter cold Monday morning with lows below zero in a large part of our area.

Sorry to those of you who were hoping for more, and congratulations to those of you who didn't want to deal with this stuff. Hopefully it will all be a distant memory for us by morning.

If you are still desiring snow, there is hope though, as cold air will be moving in behind the storm Thursday and then a Nor'easter may form next Sunday into Monday, but it is too early to tell if it will be close enough to the coast for us to get a snowstorm.

Have a nice evening.

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