philip leung

The winter season is not over yet and we will see some cooler temperatures and a shot of snow by next week.

March is known for its rollercoaster-like aspect in weather.

There is a low pressure system that will move over the central Appalachian Mountains, and head towards the mid-Atlantic coast.

A skew T is a diagram meteorologists use to determine whether a location will receive rain, snow, freezing rain, or sleet.

An east coast snowstorm can occur whenever it is cold enough for the precipitation to fall as snow. It is more likely to occur from December to March and more probable in March, or later in the winter season, because the storm track is more favorable to pass over the northeast region of the United States.

There is another possibility of snow for our area this weekend.

You can determine where the heaviest of the snow will fall in a snow storm from specific aspects at different levels of the atmosphere.

The snow is not over yet as New Jersey is expecting more snow tonight and potentially another storm this weekend.

Last week's nor'easter, dubbed Nemo, is the first major snowstorm in New Jersey this winter season.

A fast-moving low pressure area has given New Jersey several snow events these past two weeks, with barely any accumulations in snow amount.