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Models show 5 - 8 inches of wet slop up to 20 inches of wet snow (shovel the flat roof time for me). Air temps are right near the freezing point, so if the storm moves a little inland we get more rain. Stays out to sea, we get way more snow.

The sea surface temperatures off the coast are well above average this year. Which is why we keep getting these Nor'easters . Lots of energy to feed the storms.

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JC website WINTER WEATHER UPDATES

https://jerseycitynj.gov/cityhall/publicsafety/oem/snowinfo


Please be advised:

All parking regulations are suspended as of 3 p.m. Wednesday through midnight Thursday

Street sweeping operations will be suspended Wednesday and Thursday.

Please remove all vehicles from designated snow emergency routes to facilitate plowing/salting operations. Emergency Route map.

Parking in crosswalks, next to protected bike lanes(per city code §332-34), close to intersections(within 25ft), in front of fire hydrants, and double parking will be strictly enforced. All vehicles in violation are subject to be ticketed and towed.

Residents are urged not to shovel snow into streets. Snow removal regulations.

Check website for more info.

Channel 11 WPIX just reported that the Wednesday/Thursday storm (Nor'easter) could produce up to 20 inches of snow. Yikes!

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Oh, right, I stopped watching the news almost 4 years ago, maybe I can go back and check for weather there?! ????

Ever notice how the news begins with the weather now?
Then right to Co Vid.
No more Trumpy.

Sitting here staring out the window... MDM, what's the word on prospective snow this coming week?