Tracking wintry, windy weather for Saturday; travel expected to be impacted
Storm Observe Group meteorologists are monitoring a wintry climate process that is expected to build fairly a mess on Saturday.
Meteorologist Dave Curren claims that the storm will start out off as rain, before turning into a bit of snow by the afternoon. The storm will also make lots of wind.
A winter storm warning is in outcome for pieces of Sussex and Warren counties until finally 7 p.m. Saturday. Parts of Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Morris and Somerset counties are beneath a winter season weather conditions advisory until 7 p.m. Saturday. A wind advisory is in influence for most of the state until finally 1 a.m. Sunday.
There will be partly cloudy skies for Friday night, followed by period of time of rain Friday evening. Overnight lows will dip down into the lower-30s.
Most of the point out will see rainy weather conditions by about 7 a.m. Saturday. That rain will modify into snow amongst 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. for the northwestern portion of the point out. Curren suggests that from all over 10 a.m. until finally 1 p.m. most of northern New Jersey and areas west of the New Jersey Turnpike will see all snow. He claims that this will be the worst of the storm.
The storm really should commence to taper off by the afternoon and early evening. Curren states that even though there will be snow, he is not anticipating accumulations to have far too a lot of an effect. A few inches are envisioned. Substantial temperatures on Saturday will be in the higher-30s, with overnight lows around 33 degrees.
Daylight conserving time begins Sunday at 2 a.m., so established your clocks ahead a single hour. Sunday will see generally sunny skies, with some clouds. Daytime temperatures will only be in the mid-30s. Sunday night time will see partly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the minimal-20s.
Temperatures are predicted to warm into the 50s for most of next 7 days.
