If youre hearing the word snow in the weather forecasts, it looks like the chance for frozen precipitation will be north of Delaware. Here are our weather conditions for the next couple of days. A Coastal Flood Watch is in effect for the entire coast of New Jersey and Delaware and Delaware Bay on Monday for moderate tidal flooding. Low pressure is forecast to develop off the southeastern United States coast on Monday then move northward Monday night into Tuesday. It is forecast to make its closest pass to the Delaware coast on Tuesday. • There is still uncertainty as to the track and strength of the low, which will impact the overall forecast. • Precipitation is forecast to overspread the region from the south Monday afternoon and continue through Tuesday before tapering off Tuesday night or Wednesday. • At this point, due to the track of the storm being close to the coast, most areas will experience mainly rain. • There is the potential for snow and mixed precipitation Monday night mainly north and west of the Interstate 95 and Interstate 80 corridors. By daybreak Tuesday, most locations will become all rain except for the Poconos and extreme northern New Jersey. Similar to the pre-Thanksgiving event, precipitation type will be elevation dependent.
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 05:11:20 +0000
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