High temperatures yesterday reached the mid to upper 40s, and today will be in the 50s.
As rain tapers off a few scattered showers during the morning hours, there may be a shower chance that persists in northernmost New Jersey, but Central and Southern counties should dry out somewhat this afternoon
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.
Well, I'm pretty satisfied with the forecast of yesterday. I predicted mid to upper 30s, and it got to 37 at Newark and Wrightstown, 38 in Atlantic City, which was pretty much on the money.
Today will be milder in the 40s, so when precipitation arrives late morning or mid-day near the Delaware River and this afternoon elsewhere, it should be mainly rain
