Are we really going to get more snow?
A winter storm is expected to move into New Jersey late Wednesday, bringing the potential for snow accumulation across parts of the state. Forecast models remain uncertain, but meteorologists warn that some areas could see significant snowfall.
The National Weather Service predicts the heaviest snow will fall in South Jersey, where some locations may receive up to seven inches. Northern areas are expected to see little to no accumulation. The storm’s track will determine final totals, with a northward shift increasing snowfall chances in central and northern counties.
Wind gusts of up to 50 mph have battered the region ahead of the storm, causing power outages and damage. Winds are expected to ease Monday evening before the system moves in midweek.
Forecasters are monitoring whether the storm could strengthen into a nor’easter, though current models suggest that scenario is unlikely. More precise snowfall projections are expected within the next 48 hours.
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