In Florida on vacation - was 79F and partly sunny today and is supposed to be like this for the next 5 days.
Should this be mostly a non-event? Last NWS info said snow beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday and lasting past midnight in Monmouth County?
http://www.app.com/story/weather/2017/01/12/snowy-mlk-weekend-forecast/96485932/
We need to travel from Trenton/Princeton to Monmouth County on Saturday afternoon.
In sunny and warm Florida for the next 5 days with every day supposed to be 75-80F and warm nights in the mid-60s. I friggin' hate Florida, lol, but my dad and my sister both live here in Vero Beach (separate houses) and my mom is considering the move from Charlotte to Vero - so I kind of have to do time in Florida and I'd much rather it not be in summer. Sounds like it was almost as warm in our area yesterday, with Central Park breaking its 1890 record (64F) by hitting 66F.
Anyway, tomorrow is a nuisance event, at worst. Shouldn't be more than an inch anywhere and likely less than 1/2" in most places (and likely a coating at most north of 78). Plus with temps around 32F during the day and the snow intensity mostly being light, snow will generally not accumulate on any paved surfaces, so driving shouldn't be an issue. I would have been pissed to miss a real snowfall.
Pattern is looking very warm for the next 10-12 days (apart from this weekend), as per the CPC graphic, below, but then most long range models are showing a colder pattern taking shape by late January. Beyond that, many pros are touting a cold/snowy February, but forecasts that far out are not very accurate, so take that with a grain of salt.